Legal & Financial
Elder law, estate planning, and financial planning
As Albertans age, a few documents matter most: a will, an enduring power of attorney, and a personal directive. Lawyers, notaries, and financial advisors who focus on seniors can prepare these, handle estates and probate, and help plan for incapacity or care costs. Many offer a free first consultation and can meet at home or by video.
Browse legal & financial by city
City guides with local costs, top providers, and care-need filters.
Property Law Firm CB LLP | Calgary South
Financial Planning, Insurance & Investment Services
Urban Law Group
Olex Legal
Rothenberg Wealth Management
JK Law
MRG Wealth Management
Aware Financial
Griffith & Associates Wealth Management
Duncan Law
Reynolds Financial Solutions - Sun Life Certified Financial Planner
Modern Wills Law
Finovo | Financial Planning
InvestorDNA Wealth Management
Ideal Life Experience Ltd.
Moraine Wealth Advisory
Eternal Wealth & Estate Solutions Inc.
Camber Private Wealth - Financial Planning & Wealth Management
Housecall Wills & Estates
Vest Wills and Estates Lawyers
PlayCheques Wealth Management Calgary
Brooke M. Dean - Raymond James Ltd.
Future Values Estate & Financial Planning
IG Wealth Management | Matthew Sheppard-Brown CFP®, RRC
Common questions
What legal documents do Alberta seniors need? +
A will, an enduring power of attorney (finances), and a personal directive (health decisions) are the core three. Many firms bundle them.
How much does a will cost in Alberta? +
A simple to moderate will is often about $400–$700; powers of attorney and personal directives are typically $150–$300 each.
What is a personal directive? +
A legal document naming who makes your health and personal decisions if you become unable to — important for every senior to have in place.