Wills and Estates Lawyer in Saskatoon
Having a valid will and the right planning documents in place is one of the most practical things you can do for your family. Friesen Law* helps clients in Saskatoon and across Saskatchewan prepare wills, power of attorney documents and healthcare directives. For estate matters after a loved one has passed, see our page on probate and estate administration. If your community needs a mobile clinic, learn about Future Ready Wills Clinics. For more background, read our guides on whether you need probate in Saskatchewan and the difference between a power of attorney and healthcare directive. To get started, contact Friesen Law*.
Who this service may help
- Adults who do not yet have a will and want to have one prepared
- Seniors wanting to make sure planning documents are in place
- People with mobility restrictions who need a house call or mobile clinic option
- People who want to update an existing will or planning document
- Families preparing for a transition or dealing with questions about an estate
What Friesen Law* can help with
- Preparing a Last Will and Testament in Saskatchewan
- Preparing an Enduring Power of Attorney
- Preparing a Personal Directive (healthcare directive)
- Witnessing, commissioning, and notarizing documents
- Mobile and house-call wills services for eligible clients
- Practical guidance on what a will, POA, or healthcare directive involves
How this process typically works
Identify your documents
Determine which planning documents you need and explain what each one does.
Gather information
Help you provide the details needed to prepare your documents
Review and sign
Review your documents carefully, ask questions, and sign with proper witnessing.
Keep documents safe
Discuss where to store your documents and who should know about them.
Identify your documents
Determine which planning documents you need and explain what each one does.
Gather information
Help you provide the details needed to prepare your documents
Review and sign
Review your documents carefully, ask questions, and sign with proper witnessing.
Keep documents safe
Discuss where to store your documents and who should know about them.
Pricing and cost
Wills start at $300 for clients in Saskatoon. A surcharge will be added for clients outside of Saskatoon.
Schedule a ConsultationWhat to expect
- Friesen Law* prepares planning documents for your situation — the firm cannot predict future events or guarantee how a will or estate will be administered.
- Wills and planning documents should be reviewed and updated when significant life changes occur.
- More complex estate situations may require additional services; Friesen Law* can help you assess what you need.
- Website information is general information only and is not legal advice.
Friesen Law* is owned by Bonita Friesen and operates from a virtual office, serving clients across Saskatoon and Saskatchewan with remote, mobile, and appointment-only in-person options.
Common questions about this service
Wills start at $300 in Saskatoon. Prices go up depending on the location of the client and the complexity of the estate.
Yes. Friesen Law* offers house-call services for clients who have difficulty travelling to the office. See the House Calls page for more information.
A Will only comes into effect after you pass away, and sets out your wishes for your estate. A Power of Attorney appoints someone to make financial decisions for you while you are still alive if you are incapacitated and unable to make those decisions. A Healthcare Directive appoints someone to make personal and medical decisions for you while you are alive if you are incapacitated and unable to make those decisions for yourself.
Yes. The entire process can be done by remote signing as long as you have a way to print the documents and a good internet connection for video conferencing.
Friesen Law* offers remote, mobile, and house-call options for some clients. Ask about what is available for your situation.
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Schedule a consultation with Friesen Law* or call to ask a quick question. Consultations may be held by video, phone, or in person by appointment only. We try to respond within 24 business hours.