Thoughtful estate and incapacity planning provides clarity, protects your interests, and helps ensure your wishes are respected when you are no longer able to make decisions for yourself. A carefully considered plan can address the management of your affairs during incapacity, the orderly transfer of your assets upon your death, and the needs of those who matter most to you. I provide practical, tailored advice to help you put the appropriate legal arrangements in place with confidence and foresight.

• Wills and Testamentary Documents

• Powers of Attorney for Property and Personal Care (Ontario)

• Powers of Attorney and Representation Agreements (British Columbia)

Estate planning for 2SLGBTQIA+ individuals

Estate and incapacity planning can be particularly important for members of the 2SLGBTQIA+ community, where family relationships, chosen family, poly relationships, and caregiving arrangements may be different than the heteronormative understandings of the family reflected in statutory schemes governing substitute decision making and inheritance law.

Thoughtful, careful planning can help ensure that your wishes are respected, your loved ones are protected, and your assets are distributed according to your intentions. As a member of the community myself, I provide personalized advice, in a safe and understanding environment, to help clients establish estate and incapacity plans that reflect the people, relationships, and values that matter most to them.