Secure your assets with a power of attorney for property in Ontario. Plan ahead using an official power of attorney in Ontario with Huza Law.
Common situations we help with
You want a plan in place in case of illness or incapacity
You want a spouse or adult child to be able to manage bills and banking if needed
You want clarity and safeguards around who can act and how

What we do for you
Explain how a financial power of attorney works in real life
Help you choose an appropriate attorney and define scope
Draft clear documents that match your needs
Complete signing properly and explain next steps
What to expect
01
Consultation and choices
We discuss who you trust to act for you and what powers should be included. We also explain when the document can be used.
02
Drafting and review
We prepare the document and review it with you so it is clear and practical. We can include safeguards or limits if appropriate.
03
Signing and storage
We complete signing correctly and discuss safe storage. We also explain when and how it should be shared.
FAQ
Can I limit what my attorney can do?
Yes. Some people want specific limits or clear instructions, and we can help you document that properly.
Should I choose the same person as my executor?
Sometimes yes, sometimes no. It depends on trust, availability, and the skills needed. We can help you think it through.
How much does a power of attorney usually cost?
Fees depend on complexity and the documents you need. We provide an estimate after a short consultation.
When does a financial power of attorney take effect?
It depends on how it is drafted. We can explain the options and what makes sense for your situation.