Wills and Estates

Wills & Estates

Thoughtful, secure, and legally sound estate planning is one of the most meaningful steps you can take to protect your loved ones. Mann Law provides guidance and clarity at every stage of planning and administering your estate.

Plan Today. Protect Tomorrow.

Estate planning involves deeply personal decisions about how your assets, children, and medical decisions will be handled in the future. Whether you need a simple Will or a comprehensive multi-generational estate plan, Mann Law works closely with you to ensure your wishes are clear, enforceable, and protected.

Clarity & Peace of Mind

A well-drafted Will removes guesswork and prevents disputes by clearly outlining your intentions for your estate and dependents.

Protecting Loved Ones

We help ensure your spouse, children, dependents, and beneficiaries are protected according to your wishes—before and after your passing.

Avoiding Future Complications

Proper planning prevents legal challenges, delays, tax issues, and conflicts among family members during emotionally difficult times.

Comprehensive Estate Planning Services

Wills

Prepare a legally sound Last Will and Testament that accurately reflects your wishes for your estate, guardianship of children, and distribution of assets.

Powers of Attorney

Establish Powers of Attorney for Property and Personal Care to ensure someone you trust manages your affairs if you are unable to do so.

Estate Administration

Support for Executors and Trustees in carrying out their legal duties, probate, tax filings, asset distribution, and estate management.

Trust Planning

Create family trusts, testamentary trusts, and special-purpose trusts to protect beneficiaries, minimize taxes, and safeguard assets.

Planned Giving & Charitable Gifts

Incorporate charitable donations or legacy gifts into your estate plan to support causes that matter most to you.

Estate Disputes & Litigation

Representation for contested wills, trust disputes, challenges to POA decisions, and other issues requiring litigation.

Wills & Power of Attorney: What You Should Know

  • A Will only comes into effect after a person passes away.
  • Power of Attorney documents are used while a person is still living.
  • Without a Will, provincial laws—not your wishes—determine how your estate is divided.
  • Having no POA can lead to costly legal processes for families during emergencies.
  • Estate plans should be reviewed every few years or after major life events.

Frequently Asked Questions

Estate Litigation

Disputes regarding the validity of a Will, distribution of assets, POA misuse, and trust disagreements can be resolved through negotiation or court proceedings.

Planned Giving

You may leave gifts to charities or create a long-term legacy plan through your Will or Trust.

Trusts

Trusts allow for controlled, tax-efficient distribution of assets for children, dependents, and beneficiaries.

Power of Attorney

A POA appoints someone to make decisions on your behalf regarding health or finances should you become unable to do so.

Wills

A Will outlines how your assets are distributed and who will act as your executor upon your death.

Estate Administration

Executors are responsible for managing probate, paying debts, filing taxes, and distributing estate assets.

Important Definitions

We provide a clear glossary of key legal terms to help you understand the estate planning process.

Start Protecting Your Family’s Future

Contact Mann Law today to begin creating your customized Wills & Estates plan.

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    920 Derry Road East, Mississauga, ON L5T 2X6
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    Monday – Friday, 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM