Making the unpleasantries
of life pleasant.

My home-based legal practice focuses exclusively on wills and incapacity planning. 

In law school I wanted to be a courtroom lawyer. Twenty years later, I take pride in being a living room lawyer - someone with whom you are comfortable discussing family information, over a cup of coffee in your own home. Most of us will never have occasion to see the inside of a courtroom - but everyone needs to plan for the event of their death.

I am passionate about meaningful conversations, and find great reward in seeing the peace of mind my clients have after setting their affairs in order.

In 2015 I graduated with my Masters of Health Law with a particular interest in all matters related to end of life. In 2023 I completed the Osgoode Hall Intensive Program in Wills and Estates, and in 2024 I acquired my e-State Planner certification. The law does not stop changing and evolving, and so I continue to advance my learning to better serve my clients.

  • We're happy we went with Sherri for our wills. Her service was thoughtful, precise, and caring. She led us through questions we didn't know we'd need to answer and felt very comfortable with the entire process.

    – Natalie D.

  • Working with Sherri throughout the process of creating our wills was an uplifting, deeply meaningful and stress-free experience.

    – Jane L.

  • Sherri has done more than write my Will for me — she companioned me through a challenging process. She listened, explained, answered every question and supported me through my ups and downs and hesitations.

    – Brenda K.

  • Sherri is tactful, professional, organized, responsive and gave us more clarity on researched issues. We felt supported through the whole process and she kindly gave us the time we needed to work through our side of things. We highly recommend Sherri.

    • Elia T.

Services

Wills

Your will is the legal document that speaks for you when you are no longer here to speak for yourself. Making a will ensures your intentions are clear, and saves time, money and stress at a time that is already emotionally difficult, stressful and very expensive. It can also be an instrument for providing your last testament, a statement of beliefs or values, or a reminder of all you loved and valued.

Basic wills start at $500 for an individual
and $750 for a couple.

Powers of Attorney

These legal documents speak for you when you are still alive but unable to speak for yourself due to an incapacity that may be either temporary or permanent. There are two types of Powers of Attorney: one for personal care and one for property. Your powers of attorney allow you to choose different individuals to manage your affairs in the event you cannot do it yourself.

Add powers of attorney to any will package
for an additional $250.

Notarizing

Available by appointment only.

$30.00 for the first page,
$10.00 for any subsequent pages.

Let’s work together to get this task off your to-do list.