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Estate Planning, Trusts and Powers of Attorney

Guiding You Through Estate Planning, Trusts and Powers of Attorney

Effective estate planning takes care of every possible scenario. The Richmond Hill estate planning lawyers of Blackburn Lawyers will advise you on how to make decisions regarding which beneficiaries will inherit your belongings after you pass.

We also clearly articulate your wishes through a power of attorney in the event you are no longer able to make competent decisions. Our legal team also establishes trusts for beneficiaries and provides guidance for estate trustees.

You Are More Than Just a File at Blackburn Lawyers

Our estate planning lawyers provide clients with the legal experience and knowledge to make the best decisions for their loved ones when drafting a will.

We’ll guide you through:

  • Meeting all the legal requirements
  • Explaining the functions of each trustee and power of attorney
  • Drafting your last wishes clearly
  • Shape the provisions to reduce the likelihood of estate litigation

Service Beyond Drafting a Will

We know how emotional end-of-life planning can be for family members. Our team is also here to listen to what’s frustrating you about the process, and the difficulties you have making these personal decisions.

This personal connection with our clients is what allows us to deliver a personalized solution for your estate needs.

Service You Can Count On

Our greatest compliment is the feedback we receive from clients, many of whom refer our services to family and friends. We make sure that every person who walks through our door receives our full attention, determination, and commitment to finding the best solution for their estate needs.

Get The Legal Assistance You Need To Finalize Your Estate

Fill in the form below or call (905) 884-9242 to set up an initial consultation today.

Blackburn Wills & Estates Lawyers

Stephen Cohen

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