As you get older, you accumulate assets such as a home, a car, jewellery, and/or savings. It is assumed that you would want to direct where those assets will go when you pass away. The only definitive way to ensure this is to prepare a legally valid Will.

Simple information about what a testamentary trust is and the different types of testamentary trusts available so that you can decide whether a testamentary trust is right for you and your family when preparing your will.

Are you considering downsizing and moving in with your son or daughter? Or are you thinking about transferring your home into your child's name and remaining there for your life remainder? Do you want to protect your interest in the property so that you can't be kicked out? Do you want to ensure that you can continue to live on your child's property if something were to happen to them?

You may know what a Will is, and you may already have one in place. But do you know what the purpose of a Power of Attorney, Enduring Guardianship and/or Advance Care Directive is?

Have you been unfairly left out of a Will? Do you think you deserve a bigger share of the Estate? Do you have reasons to contest a Will? We can assist you to determine whether or not you are eligible to contest a Will.