GladyLaw

Frequently asked questions

Can GladyLaw prepare a will and power of attorney for me?

Yes. GladyLaw is a private client firm and wills, estates and trusts is one of its two main practice areas. Its published fee guide lists a simple individual will from $1,500, simple couple's wills from $2,000, and a simple power of attorney from $250 per person, plus disbursements and HST.

Does GladyLaw handle probate and estate administration in Toronto?

Yes. Along with will and power of attorney work, the firm's about page lists estate administration and fiduciary services among its focus areas, and its fee guide lists a simple estate probate application from $4,000, plus disbursements and HST.

I'm starting a business in Toronto, can GladyLaw incorporate it?

Yes, business and corporate law is the firm's other main focus alongside estates work. GladyLaw's fee guide lists a simple incorporation package from $2,500, which it says covers consultation, planning, advice, court filings and document preparation, plus disbursements and HST.

What kind of clients does GladyLaw typically work with?

The firm's about page says it works with owner-managers and high net worth individuals on wealth transfer and business succession planning, including families whose circumstances involve conflicting personalities, economic dependency, or disability.

How big is GladyLaw and who runs it?

GladyLaw is a single-lawyer firm led by Frederick Glady, who returned to private practice after close to two decades in a corporate legal role at Thomson Reuters Legal and Tax & Accounting Canada.

Where is GladyLaw's office and is it easy to get to?

The office is at 3080 Yonge Street in Toronto's Bedford Park neighbourhood, at Yonge Street and Lawrence Avenue, with direct access to Lawrence subway station.