Wills & Estates
Handling an estate can feel daunting, especially while grieving. Mida Law helps you understand probate and estate administration in Ontario, step by step and in plain language.
Who this may help
Estate trustees (executors) who need to understand their role, and family members navigating what happens after a death — with or without a will.
Common questions include whether probate is required, what an estate trustee has to do, and what happens when there is no will.
How Mida Law may assist
We can explain whether a Certificate of Appointment of Estate Trustee (probate) may be needed, help prepare the application, and guide estate trustees through their general responsibilities.
Common questions people bring to us
- Is probate required for this estate?
- What does an estate trustee have to do?
- What happens when there is no will?
What to expect
Get in touch
Tell us briefly about the estate.
Initial consultation
An initial consultation to understand the situation.
Conflicts check and plan
We check for conflicts and explain the likely steps.
Move forward
We help with the application and next steps as agreed.
Frequently asked questions
Is probate always required?
Not always — it depends on the assets and the institutions involved; we can help you find out.
How long does estate administration take?
It varies with the estate’s complexity; we aim to set realistic expectations early.
What if there is no will?
Ontario’s intestacy rules apply, and someone must apply to administer the estate; we can explain the process.
Support through the estate process
Calm, practical help with probate and estate administration in Ontario.
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.