Will, Estates,
and Probate Law
So, it’s time to do that Will and/or Power of Attorney (POA) you have been contemplating for some time. It is a topic most people prefer not to discuss, yet it is also one of the most important things you can do in your life for those you love.
A Will is the legal means by which you can determine how your assets will be dealt with upon your death unless it has been revoked or unless you have made a new Will during your lifetime. You should make a Will as part of the proper ordering of your affairs.
Everyone should have a will. A will is the only way you can tell others how you want your assets to be distributed after your death. It is the only way you can provide for people who may depend on you financially.
A power of attorney gives someone the authority to do things on your behalf – “You stand in their shoes.” A document that is just as important as a Will.
Kingston Lawyers scale of charges for Wills and Powers of Attorney:
Simple Will for one person $499.00
Senior’s Will (after discount) $450.00
Testamentary Trust Wills for one person $1,100.00
Power of Attorney (medical) $399.00
Power of Attorney (financial) $399.00
Discounted 2 Wills and 4 Powers package cost (best value) $2,400.00
Discounted 2 Testamentary Wills and 4 Powers package cost (best value) $3,300.00
Discount for Seniors is 10%
All charges inclusive of G.S.T.
Forms
Click here to open our Wills and Estates Form in a new window.
Click here to open our Probate Form in a new window.