Brampton has many multi-generational households and families with relatives or property overseas. We help Brampton clients put a will and powers of attorney in place, and guide executors through probate.
We work in English, Hindi and Punjabi.
Planning for a multi-generational household
When parents, adult children and grandchildren share a home, ownership and who inherits it can be unclear. A clear will and, where appropriate, a plan for title can avoid disputes later. We discuss who owns what and how your wishes will work in practice.
Probate for people who lived in Brampton
If the person who died lived in Brampton, the application goes to the Superior Court of Justice for Peel Region at the courthouse in Brampton. Estate administration tax is calculated on the value of the estate.
What to bring
- The original will, if there is one
- A list of assets and debts
- Names and contact details of beneficiaries
- Details of any property or accounts outside Canada
Frequently asked questions
Can we make our wills together as a couple?
Yes. Spouses often make wills at the same time, each with their own will, so that the plans fit together.
Can I meet you remotely?
Ask us about video meetings. Signing a will requires witnesses, and we will tell you how to arrange that correctly.
Last updated: .This page is general information about Ontario law, not legal advice. Every situation is different; speak to a lawyer about yours.