Enright Law

Frequently asked questions

What areas of law does Enright Law handle?

Enright Law is an estates practice. It handles wills and multiple wills, probate planning, powers of attorney for property and personal care, estate administration, Henson and family trusts, guardianship applications, and estate litigation such as will challenges, dependant support claims, and passing of accounts.

Can Enright Law help set up a Henson Trust for a family member with a disability?

Yes. Enright Law works on Henson Trusts, which can provide for a person with a disability without jeopardizing provincial benefits such as ODSP, and the firm describes this as a particular area of focus.

Is there a cost for a first meeting with Enright Law?

Enright Law offers a free 30 minute consultation to start. You can reach the firm by phone or email to schedule one.

Can Enright Law handle administering an estate from start to finish, including probate?

Yes. The firm helps with applying for a Certificate of Appointment, dealing with banks and financial institutions, settling estate debts, and transferring or distributing property, guiding clients from probate through to the final tax return.

Do I have to come to the Bay Street office for meetings, or can we meet somewhere else?

Enright Law offers virtual meetings as well as two house calls within a 50 kilometre radius of the office at no extra charge, for clients who would rather not travel downtown. A third visit, or a house call outside that radius, is billed at the firm's standard hourly rate.

Can Enright Law help me apply to become a guardian for a family member?

Yes. The firm helps prepare guardianship applications, works through the statutory requirements involved, and can also assist with passing accounts once a guardianship is in place.