
A complete plan is about more than deciding who receives property after death. It also addresses who can manage financial matters, who can make or communicate health-care decisions, and how your wishes should guide the people supporting you if you become unable to speak for yourself.
Will
Directs the distribution of your estate, appoints an executor and may address guardianship wishes and other important instructions.
Power of Attorney
Authorizes a trusted person to manage financial and property matters, subject to the document’s terms and applicable law.
Medical Care Directive
Records health-care wishes and identifies the person or people you want involved in decisions if you cannot communicate or decide for yourself.

Marriage, separation or divorce.
Birth or adoption of a child.
A blended family or significant change in relationships.
A home purchase, business interest or major financial change.
A move to or from New Brunswick.
A death, incapacity or loss of trust in a named decision-maker.
Several years have passed since the documents were signed.

We explain the role of each document, help identify gaps or conflicting instructions, and encourage clients to think carefully about the people they appoint. The goal is not a stack of papers. It is a plan that is legally sound, understood and available when it is needed.

Whether you are facing criminal charges, considering separation, planning for your family’s future, dealing with the death or incapacity of a loved one, or buying a home, you deserve clear advice and a realistic path forward. We meet you where you are, without judgment, and help you understand what comes next.
Phone: (506) 454-2505
Fax: (506) 454-2527
Email: [email protected]
1967 Hanwell Road, Hanwell New Brunswick E3C 1Z5
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