About O'Hare Law

O'Hare Law is a Toronto wills and estates practice founded by lawyer Kathryn O'Hare, who works directly with clients on their files. O'Hare earned a law degree from the University of Kent in 2014 and began practicing law in London, England, before returning to Canada and opening the firm in Toronto. The practice now serves individuals and families across Toronto and the wider GTA, with a focus on wills, powers of attorney, trusts, and estate administration.

The firm's will work covers simple and mirror wills as well as wills with testamentary trusts, including plans for blended families that add guardian designations, business succession provisions, or charitable giving clauses. Trust work includes spousal trusts and Henson Trusts, which let a family provide for a beneficiary with a disability without affecting that person's eligibility for government programs like ODSP. On the administration side, the firm prepares and files Certificate of Appointment of Estate Trustee applications and guides executors through creditor notification, asset management, and final accounting. O'Hare belongs to the Ontario Bar Association, the Canadian Bar Association, and the Toronto Lawyers' Association, holds associate membership in the Society of Trust and Estate Practitioners, and sits on the Executive Committee of the Canadian Bar Association's Wills, Estates and Trusts Law Section.

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  • The firm publishes a library of Insights articles on its site covering topics such as estate planning checklists, executor duties, powers of attorney for college students, resulting trusts and joint bank accounts, and how Ontario courts treat family cottages and disputed gifts in an estate.

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50 Carroll Street, Toronto, Ontario M4M 3G3 · 289-923-7711

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