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Virtual Will & Estate Planning Services in Ontario

Online Appointments for Wills, Powers of Attorney and Estate Planning

BAC Law provides virtual estate-planning appointments for clients across Ontario, including the drafting and review of Wills, Continuing Powers of Attorney for Property, and Powers of Attorney for Personal Care.

 

Where appropriate, eligible Wills and Powers of Attorney may be signed and witnessed remotely using audio-visual technology in accordance with Ontario law. In-person and mobile appointments may also be available for clients who prefer or require face-to-face assistance.

Services We Offer

Virtual Signing and Witnessing Appointments

Complete eligible signing appointments remotely through video conferencing.


Convenient and secure services available across Ontario.

Affidavit of Execution

Preparation and commissioning of Affidavits of Execution.
Required documentation for many probate applications.

Remote Client Meetings

Meet with your lawyer from anywhere in Ontario.
Discuss legal matters and review documents virtually.

Mobile Legal Services

Home, hospital, retirement residence, and care facility visits available.
Accessible legal services for clients unable to travel.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Are online wills legally binding in Ontario?

Yes. Under Ontario’s Succession Law Reform Act, virtual wills are 100% legal if executed correctly. Our secure virtual signing and witnessing appointments meet all provincial legal standards from the comfort of your home.


How is this better than a cheap DIY template?

DIY templates lack professional oversight, often leading to errors, vague language, or probate issues. With BAC Law, an Ontario lawyer drafts your documents, reviews your situation, and prepares your Affidavit of Execution, a critical step DIY sites completely skip.


How does virtual witnessing work?

The process is simple: you start with an online Virtual Meeting to discuss your estate plan with your lawyer, followed by a video call to Review your custom-drafted will together, and conclude with a secure video conference for the Remote Signing of your documents, witnessed in real-time by two of our legal professionals.

Don't leave your family's future to chance. Protect your assets and give your loved ones absolute peace of mind without a trip to a physical office.

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