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Will & Powers of Attorney

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Avoid Probate or Estate administration tax in Ontario

Probate is a court’s formal approval of a Will as the last and valid will or testament of a deceased person confirming and certifying the person appointed as a trustee....

Continuing Power of Attorney for Property Management

Your continuing power of attorney for property (CPOA) covers your financial affairs and allows your attorney to make decisions for you even if you become mentally incapable. Your attorney is...

Power of Attorney for Personal Care or Living Will

The Substitute Decisions Act, 1992 addresses the decision-making for personal care permitting the creation of a power of attorney for personal care. Your power of attorney for personal care is...

Trust and Henson Trust

A trust can be created as part of your will to hold certain money, property or personal items for people named in your will. These persons can either be people...

Will and last testament

Estate planning is an effective means of passing your possession and everything your own either through a will or other effective means. Will and last testament: A will, also called...

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