At LSC Law, our experienced lawyers provide practical, compassionate guidance in the planning and of wills, estates, and personal directives. We help you craft a will that clearly reflects your wishes and priorities—ensuring your estate is administered smoothly and with minimal stress to your loved ones.
But estate planning is about more than just preparing a will. It’s also about planning for the unexpected. That’s why we advise clients on Power of Attorney documents, including “living wills” and enduring powers of attorney, to ensure your personal, financial, and healthcare decisions are managed according to your values should you become incapacitated due to illness or age.
We’re here to help you protect what matters—today and into the future.
At LSC Law, we provide clear, compassionate, and strategic legal guidance in wills, estate planning, and power of attorney matters. Whether you’re organizing your affairs for the first time or updating an existing plan, our goal is to help you safeguard your assets, provide for loved ones, and reduce uncertainty during difficult times.
Our estate planning services are tailored to your personal, family, and financial goals—ensuring clarity, compliance, and peace of mind.
Legal documents that authorize a trusted person to make decisions on your behalf for property and personal care, should you become unable to do so.
Legal documents that authorize a trusted person to make decisions on your behalf for property and personal care, should you become unable to do so.
We work with business owners to integrate estate planning with corporate structuring and shareholder agreements for smooth ownership transitions.
Advice on testamentary trusts, spousal trusts, Henson trusts (for beneficiaries with disabilities), and other tools to protect beneficiaries and manage taxes.
At LSC Law, we make the process of planning for your future simple, secure, and stress-free. Your estate plan is too important to delay — let’s get it right.
Personalized, Compassionate Service
We take the time to understand your values, goals, and family dynamics. Whether you're a young parent, a retiree, or a business owner planning succession, your plan will reflect your unique priorities.
Clear, Practical Advice
Estate law can feel complex, but we make it easy to understand. We walk you through your options in plain language, so you can make informed and confident decisions.
Thorough and Legally Sound Drafting
Our lawyers ensure that your will, power of attorney, and other documents are precise, enforceable, and tailored to Ontario’s current laws. This helps avoid legal disputes or delays during probate.
Support Across Life Changes
Life evolves—and your estate plan should too. We’re here long-term to help you update your documents as your family, finances, or wishes change.
Fixed-Fee Options and Transparent Pricing
We offer upfront, fixed-fee pricing for most estate planning services so there are no surprises. You'll know exactly what to expect from start to finish.
Virtual and In-Person Appointments
We serve clients across Ontario with convenient virtual consultations, or in-person meetings at our office, based on your preference and schedule.
Please reach us at info@lsclaw.ca if you cannot find an answer to your question.
You should make a will as soon as you have assets, dependents, or specific wishes for how your estate should be handled. Key life events—such as marriage, having children, buying property, starting a business, or experiencing a significant change in health—are ideal times to create or update a will. Waiting too long can leave your loved ones without clear direction, potentially leading to delays, disputes, or unintended distributions.
If you pass away without a will, your estate will be distributed according to the Succession Law Reform Act. This can lead to delays, legal disputes, and unintended outcomes. Having a legally valid will ensures your wishes are carried out.
Yes. A Power of Attorney for Property allows someone to manage your financial matters. A Power of Attorney for Personal Care lets someone make medical and lifestyle decisions on your behalf. We recommend having both in place.
While handwritten or template-based wills may be legal in some cases, they often lack the precision needed to withstand probate and legal scrutiny. A professionally drafted will ensures your intentions are legally enforceable and avoids costly errors.
While handwritten or template-based wills may be legal in some cases, they often lack the precision needed to withstand probate and legal scrutiny. A professionally drafted will ensures your intentions are legally enforceable and avoids costly errors.
You should update your will after any major life event—such as marriage, divorce, the birth of a child, a significant change in assets, or the death of a beneficiary or executor.
Yes, you can name multiple executors, also known as co-executors, to jointly manage your estate. This can help share the responsibilities and provide checks and balances, especially for complex estates. However, it's important to choose individuals who can cooperate effectively and handle financial and legal tasks. At LSC Law, we can help you evaluate the pros and cons and draft your will accordingly.
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