Frequently Asked Questions

Senior legal protection is a specialized service designed to help older adults navigate complex legal issues, including estate planning, powers of attorney, health care directives and protection against exploitation. Our team at SeniorTopLaw provides clear guidance tailored to each individual’s circumstances.

Any senior facing legal decisions concerning health care, housing, or family matters can benefit. Whether you need help establishing a power of attorney, drawing up a will or responding to potential elder abuse, our Calgary-based team offers supportive and informed assistance.

Contact us by phone at +14164942100 or visit our office at 350 7 Avenue Southwest, Calgary, AB T2P 3N9. We’ll schedule an initial consultation to discuss your needs, outline possible options and agree on next steps in your case.

During the first meeting, we gather background information about your situation, review any existing documents and talk through your goals. Our aim is to identify the most appropriate legal tools and provide clear information about timelines and next steps.

We offer transparent flat fees or task-based billing, depending on your needs. Before proceeding, you’ll receive a clear written outline of expected costs so you know what to anticipate with no hidden charges.

Yes. We prepare and review powers of attorney for property and personal care, ensuring your wishes are documented correctly and in compliance with Alberta law.

Our services include will drafting, reviewing beneficiary designations and advising on guardianship issues. We focus on protecting your legacy and making sure your heirs understand your intentions.

If you suspect physical, emotional or abuse, we can help you understand your legal rights, connect you with appropriate authorities and pursue protective measures through the courts.

While many matters are handled remotely by phone or secure video conference, in-person appointments are available for document signing and face-to-face discussions at our Calgary office.

Most documents, including wills and powers of attorney, can be completed within two to four weeks, depending on the complexity of your situation and the need for additional information or third-party consent.

Yes. Once finalized, we provide you with certified copies of all legal documents and retain copies in your secure client file for future reference.

Simply contact our office to schedule a review. We’ll discuss the changes, update the documents accordingly and guide you through any required formalities.