What is the difference between a will and a power of attorney?
A will generally deals with your estate after death. Powers of attorney appoint trusted people to make certain property or personal-care decisions while you are alive.
Estate Planning · Ottawa
Wills & Powers of Attorney in Ottawa
Careful estate-planning documents that clearly record your wishes and who may act for you.
How We Can Help
Focused Legal Support
A will and powers of attorney serve different purposes. Meysami Law Professional Corp. helps Ottawa clients consider appropriate decision-makers, beneficiaries, family circumstances, assets, and signing requirements.
Why Meysami Law
Clear Guidance From an Ottawa Law Office
Plain-Language Advice
Understand the process, key documents, deadlines, and available next steps.
Careful Preparation
Your matter is reviewed with attention to the facts, documents, and practical details.
Accessible Service
Service is available in English, French, and Farsi for clients in Ottawa and across Ontario.
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Call the Ottawa office at 613-880-1104, book online, or complete the form.
Office:
Suite 205, 2283 St. Laurent Blvd, Ottawa, ON K1G 5A2
Submitting a form or booking a consultation does not create a lawyer-client relationship. The firm must first complete intake and conflict checks and confirm a retainer.
Frequently Asked Questions
Before You Contact the Firm
What should I prepare before an estate-planning meeting?
Consider your family circumstances, assets, intended beneficiaries, choice of estate trustee, and the people you may wish to appoint for property and personal-care decisions.
When should these documents be reviewed?
A review may be useful after a marriage, separation, birth, death, major asset change, move, or change in the people you appointed.
This information is general only and is not legal advice. Legal advice depends on the facts and documents of each matter.