Wills and Estates

Wills

Life happens. At LSL, we plan for the unforeseeable, creating contingencies for as many scenarios as necessary, at no extra cost to you.

Offering flat rates of $350.00, let us secure your beneficiaries' future, and your own wellbeing.

*NOW OFFERING: For a limited time, LSL is offering a reduced rate of $500.00 for an estate planning package, which includes:
1 Single Will ($350.00 value)

1 Power of Attorney for Personal Care ($150.00 value)

1 Power of Attorney for Property/Finances (150.00 value)

OR

Couples Estate Planning Package: $1000.00, including:

2 Single Wills ($700.00 value)

4 Power of Attorney Documents (600.00 value)

*all prices are excluding HST.

Power of Attorney - Personal Care

When the unthinkable happens, the last thing your family wants to worry about is: what would they want? Don't leave them guessing. At LSL, we work with you to plan for possible outcomes. Your wishes, your words, your decision. We put them into writing, at flat rates of $150.00 per document.

*NOW OFFERING: For a limited time, LSL is offering a reduced rate of $500.00 for an estate planning package, which includes:

1 Single Will ($350.00 value)

1 Power of Attorney for Personal Care ($150.00 value)

1 Power of Attorney for Property/Finances (150.00 value)

OR

Couples Estate Planning Package: $1000.00, including:

2 Single Wills ($700.00 value)

4 Power of Attorney Documents (600.00 value)

*all prices are excluding HST.

Power of Attorney - Finances and Property

When looking at your wishes for care after a loss of capacity, we also look at your finances and property. Whether you have delegated persons to handle your accounts or assets, sometimes these stipulations only consider situations after death. What happens in the interim?

Your wishes, your words, your decision. We put them into writing, at flat rates of $150.00 per document.

*NOW OFFERING: For a limited time, LSL is offering a reduced rate of $500.00 for an estate planning package, which includes:

1 Single Will ($350.00 value)

1 Power of Attorney for Personal Care ($150.00 value)

1 Power of Attorney for Property/Finances (150.00 value)

OR

Couples Estate Planning Package: $1000.00, including:

2 Single Wills ($700.00 value)

4 Power of Attorney Documents (600.00 value)

*all prices are excluding HST.

Transparent prices, flat rates

In some circumstances, it may be advised to create separate documents or multiple wills for contingencies. At LSL, we pride ourselves on being fully transparent with our prices.

2026 Additional Document Price List:

Multiple Wills (in addition to regular-priced will): $150.00 per document

Additional POAs (in addition to regular-priced POA): $75.00 per document

Trust Documents (in addition to regular-priced will or POA): $75.00 per document

Will for Businesses: starting at $350.00 per document

Additional documents: starting at $100.00 per document

*All prices are excluding HST, and may be updated from time to time.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between a will and a power of attorney?

A will (sometimes called a Last Will and Testament) is a document prepared either by you alone or with an estate lawyer, that provides all of your instructions and wishes for what will happen when you die.

Instructions in a will include things like: disposition of wealth, specific gift bequeaths, guardianship instructions for dependents, or business succession arrangements.

A power of attorney (POA) is a document that provides instructions for what to do in the event that you are mentally incapacitated and no longer have decision-making abilities, but are still alive. Examples of this include a traumatic injury leading to a diminished mental capacity, or mental deterioration due to dementia.

There can be a variety of POA types, but they are most often labelled as "Power of Attorney for Personal Care" and "Power of Attorney for Property". A POA for Personal Care is sometimes also called a health directive.

While similar, both have different functions. A Will will not become active until death, and a power of attorney will cease to become active when you die.

Can I have more than one active will or power of attorney?

Clients with complex family relationships or business relationships often choose to create several different documents to provide for contingencies that may exist. While a single document can often hold a variety of instructions, sometimes to ease of clarity it is simpler and more efficient to separate them. At LSL, we offer transparent prices and reduced costs for every additional document drafted.

When should I get these documents drafted?

At LSL, we believe that preparation is the key to success. To safeguard against the future, we suggest that you begin to have discussions about inheritance and successorship as early as possible to ensure that your instructions are relayed to the appropriate persons adequately. Furthermore, having your instructions written out clearly in a document is useful to your executor/s who will need to prove that they have authority to take care of your estate. Proof of authority via power of attorney can also be necessary to access bank accounts and other assets when decisions need to be made without delay. Speak to Lina today to ensure that your wishes are preserved clearly and legally.

I don't have kids and everything I own is joint with my spouse. I've already communicated my wishes to them, and they know what to do if I am incapacitated. Do I still need a will or PoA?

Even if all of your current assets are joint with your spouse, they are not necessarily protected if your spouse passes away before you. There may also be a situation when you receive an inheritance or substantial gift that is in your name only. Alternatively, you may have different beneficiaries at the time of your death, who were not accounted for in previous instructions. To safeguard against such unknowns, it is wise to speak to an estate lawyer to ensure your wishes are communicated effectively.

How can I contact you for more in-depth questions?

You can reach us by calling 647-656-1523 or by emailing info@linasiddiquilegal.com. We are always happy to answer your questions.

*No information on this website is meant to be legal advice.

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