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Wills and Estates Lawyers for Scarborough Matters

A will says who gets what and who is in charge after you die. Powers of attorney say who can make decisions if you become unable to. Both are easier to sort out while things are calm.

If someone has already passed away, an estates lawyer can guide the executor through probate and the paperwork. Tell us your situation and we'll help connect you with a lawyer available to assist in Scarborough and the surrounding area.

What these lawyers handle

  • Drafting and updating wills
  • Powers of attorney for property and personal care
  • Probate applications
  • Estate administration for executors
  • Estate disputes and will challenges
  • Trusts for children or family members
  • Guardianship applications
  • Transferring property after a death

You may need a wills and estates lawyer if…

You have never made a will and you have children or a home.
Your will is old and your family or property has changed.
A parent or spouse has died and you were named executor.
The bank or land registry is asking for probate.
Family members disagree about how an estate is being handled.
You want to name someone to make decisions if you get sick.
You need to move a house into the names of the beneficiaries.

Lawyers available for Scarborough matters

Mike Stavrakis

J.D., Hons. B.A.

Lawyer

Barrister & Solicitor, Notary Public

Mike Stavrakis Law Office

Scarborough, ON

Scarborough barrister, solicitor and notary public helping clients with wills, estates and real estate.

Wills & estatesPowers of attorneyEstate administrationResidential real estate

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