In Ontario, you can get a document notarized by visiting the office of a notary public. The notary public will physically verify your identity through government-issued photo identification and will personally witness you signing the document, or require you to swear or affirm that the facts in the document are true. This process helps prevent […]

A power of attorney document, sometimes also called a POA, is a legal document through which a person (called the “Grantor”) appoints someone (called the “Attorney”) as an agent to make important decisions. This document will enable the Attorney to make property-related, financial, or health-related decisions on behalf of the Grantor. Common situations where a […]