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.
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Kantor LLP
The Last Word
Kahane Law Office
Stonetree Law
Ramsay Legal Counsel
Your Lawyer LLP
Estate Options
MerGen Law LLP
MacMillan Estate Planning
Meredith Law
Timmons Estate Planning
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.