WILLS AND ESTATE PLANNING

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Protect Your Family Before It's Too Late

Many people believe that having a Will is enough. In reality, every adult in Ontario should have both a Will and Powers of Attorney.

 A Will

• Takes effect only after your death.
• Sets out how your assets will be distributed.
• Appoints an Estate Trustee (Executor) to administer your estate.
• Can help reduce disputes among family members.

 Power of Attorney for Property

• Takes effect while you are alive (depending on its terms).
• Allows someone you trust to manage your finances if you become unable to do so yourself.

 Power of Attorney for Personal Care

• Allows someone you trust to make decisions about your health care, housing, nutrition, and personal care if you are incapable of making those decisions.

Without these documents: Your loved ones may need to apply to the court to manage your affairs. Important financial and medical decisions may be delayed.  Family disputes and unnecessary legal costs can arise.

Estate planning is not just for retirees or the wealthy—it's for every adult.

At Oza Law, we help individuals and families prepare comprehensive estate plans tailored to their needs, giving them confidence that their wishes will be respected.

 Contact Oza Law today to discuss your Will and Powers of Attorney.

Note : This content is for general information only and does not constitute legal advice.