Wills and Estate Planning Lawyers in Nova Scotia and New Brunswick
The Process
A relaxed, 15-minute conversation with a lawyer about your needs and wishes.
If you decide to proceed, we'll send you a form to complete and return.
Your lawyer prepares your documents based on your instructions.
Meet virtually to review your documents and make any necessary changes.
Sign your finalized documents. We'll send you the originals and keep a digital copy.
Choose Your Province
Estate planning laws and documents differ between Nova Scotia and New Brunswick. Choose your province to see the services and information that apply to you.
Why Atlantic Wills
Making a Will shouldn’t feel complicated or impersonal. At Atlantic Wills, we take a different approach — one we call Personal Legacy Law.
You work directly with a lawyer who takes the time to understand your family, your wishes, and what matters most to you. We provide clear, practical estate-planning advice tailored to your circumstances.
And because life changes, your estate plan should be able to change with it.
What We Offer
A legally valid will that clearly sets out how your estate should be handled — who inherits, who takes care of your children, and who you trust to carry out your wishes.
Name someone you trust to manage financial or legal matters on your behalf when needed. An essential document that's often overlooked until it's too late.
Document your wishes for medical and personal care decisions in advance. Give your loved ones clarity and confidence if you're ever unable to speak for yourself.
Not sure where to start? We'll sit down with you — in person or remotely — to answer your questions and help you understand exactly what you need.
Getting started takes just one conversation. Reach out today — we'll guide you through the rest.
