Practice area
Planning for the future gives you and your family clarity and peace of mind. Mida Law helps you put a will and powers of attorney in place, in plain language.
Who this may help
Adults who want a will, need to update one, or want to appoint someone they trust to make decisions if they are unable to.
Common matters we assist with
Making or updating a will
A will lets you decide how your estate is handled and can make things easier for your family.
Powers of attorney
Documents that let someone you choose make decisions about your property or personal care if you are unable to.
Islamic Wills
Wills valid under Ontario law that can be attentive to Islamic principles important to you.
Probate & Estate Administration
Help with probate and administering an estate after a death.
Individual service pages, including Islamic Wills, arrive in a later wave — for now, please reach out about any of them.
How Mida Law may assist
We can help you understand what a will and powers of attorney do, prepare these documents to reflect your wishes under Ontario law, and answer your questions.
What to expect
- An initial consultation.
- We take time to understand your wishes and check for conflicts.
- We prepare documents that reflect your wishes under Ontario law.
- We review everything with you and finalize.
Frequently asked questions
Why do I need a will?
It lets you decide how your estate is handled and can make things easier for your family; without one, Ontario’s default rules apply.
What is a power of attorney?
It lets someone you choose make decisions about your property or personal care if you are unable to.
Can you make a will that reflects my faith or culture?
Yes — a will can reflect principles important to you and still be valid under Ontario law when properly prepared. We do not issue religious rulings.
Plan with clarity
Wills, powers of attorney and estate planning in plain language — serving North York, Toronto and the GTA.
No legal advice. The information on this website is general in nature and not legal advice. Contacting Mida Law does not create a lawyer-client relationship.