Real Estate
Purchase
Buying a property? Let us take care of the legal side of it for you.
reception@thrasherlaw.ca 519-730-0003
102-274 Dalhousie St. Amherstburg
Cynthia A. Thrasher
Barrister & Solicitor
Legal Services in the areas of:
Real Estate
Wills & Powers of Attorney
Estate Matters
Notary & Commissioner
Independent Legal Advice
cynthia A. Thrasher
Real Estate Services
Whether you are purchasing, selling, or refinancing,
Real Estate
Sale
Selling property? We can do the legal side of the sale for you.
Real Estate
Mortgage/Refinance
Taking advantage of better interest rates? Need to refinance? Let your bank know you want to use us for the legal side of it.
Cynthia A. Thrasher
Wills & Powers of Attorney
Is it time to put your affairs in order? You will come to an initial appointment with Cynthia to go over your options. She will draw up the documents and you will come sign them a few weeks later. A 10% discount applies to couples.
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Estate Services
What happens now?
Cynthia will help guide you through the process.
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Notary & Commissioner
Need something notarized?
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Cynthia A. Thrasher
Independent Legal Advice
Need Advice?
Cynthia offers legal advice to spouses of mortgagors and in other cases as well. If you are in need of independent advice, have your lawyer send the documents over.
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INFORMATION
Last Will and Testament
A Last Will and Testament (or Will for short) is a legally binding document that directs what is to be done with your property after your death. In order for the Will to be legally-binding, it must be signed in the presence of two witnesses (who are not beneficiaries of the will). Cynthia will draw up the Will and provide the witnesses. She will also keep the original copy of the Will in her fire-proof safe to ensure it is not misplaced or damaged.
Powers of Attorney
There are two types of Powers of Attorney:
Power of Attorney for Property - This is the financial Power of Attorney. Should you be incapacitated, your Power of Attorney for Property will be able to access your bank account and pay your bills on your behalf. If you do not appoint someone, the government will act as you Power of Attorney for Property.
Power of Attorney for Personal Care - This is the medical Power of Attorney. Should you be incapacitated, your Power of Attorney for Personal Care will be able to make any medical decisions for you. Nursing and retirement homes usually require this Power of Attorney. If you do not appoint someone, your next of kin can act as your Power of Attorney for Personal Care.