Property and finances
Discuss who you trust to deal with financial and property matters, any limits you want considered and possible alternate appointments.
London and surrounding communities
Powers of attorney in London, Ontario
Choose who may make decisions for you and discuss the instructions appropriate to each role.
Clear advice and practical next steps
Start with your circumstances.
Personal care
Consider the person you would trust with personal-care decisions and any wishes you want to communicate. This is a separate role from estate administration.
Existing documents
Upload or securely provide the complete existing documents if you want changes. The office needs to understand what is currently in place before recommending replacements.
Make the first conversation useful.
- Existing powers of attorney, if any
- Names and contact details of proposed appointees and alternates
- Instructions or limits you want to discuss
- Relevant family or ownership circumstances
- Any concern about access, language or ability to attend signing
Use the office’s secure sharing instructions for sensitive records. Do not send identity or financial documents through a general enquiry.
Where we can help
London and surrounding communities
Our London office welcomes planning enquiries from London, St. Thomas, Strathroy, Woodstock, Ingersoll, St. Marys, Tillsonburg and nearby communities. These are service areas, not additional offices. Confirm attendance and signing arrangements with our office before travelling.
Choose your next step
Tell us what you need help with.
Start with the request below. The office reviews the information and confirms scope, fees and arrangements before further work. Planning fees are discussed after the intake request.
Before you start.
Is an attorney under a power of attorney necessarily a lawyer?
No. Here the word refers to the person appointed to act under the document.
Is a will enough to cover decisions while I am alive?
A will and a power of attorney serve different purposes. Discuss both your estate wishes and planning for decisions during your lifetime.
General information, not advice about an individual matter. Ontario: make a power of attorney. Check the official source for current requirements.
