Ordo Law · Vaughan, Ontario
Pricing
Simple, flat-fee pricing. No surprises.
Wills Package for 2
Couple Wills and Powers of Attorney for 2: $1,000.00
How it’s priced
This bundle covers both partners — two wills and powers of attorney for property and personal care, prepared together at a flat fee.
Preparing both sets of documents together is more cost-effective, since much of the consultation and drafting work overlaps.
All fees include the initial consultation, document drafting, and one revision before the signing appointment. No hidden extras.
Wills Package for 1
Individual Will and Powers of Attorney for 1: $650.00
How it’s priced
This bundle covers one person — a will and powers of attorney for property and personal care, prepared together at a flat fee.
Bundling both documents in a single appointment keeps the process efficient and ensures your wishes and decision-making authority are covered end to end.
All fees include the initial consultation, document drafting, and one revision before the signing appointment. No hidden extras.
Single Will
Standalone Simple Will (Individual): $500.00
Standalone Simple Wills (Couple): $800.00
Complex Will – Individual (Corporate or Blended Family): $950.00+
Complex Will – Couple (Corporate or Blended Family): $1,600.00+
How it’s priced
The fee depends on the complexity of the estate and the number of beneficiaries. A straightforward will with one or two beneficiaries sits at the lower end of the range.
Couples’ wills are priced together at a combined rate, reflecting the shared work involved in mirrored documents.
All fees include the initial consultation, document drafting, and one revision before the signing appointment. There are no hidden extras — what you’re quoted is what you pay.
Powers of Attorney
Standalone Powers of Attorney (Individual – Property and Care): $250.00
Standalone Powers of Attorney (Couple – Property and Care): $400.00
How it’s priced
Powers of attorney are priced per document — one for property matters, one for personal care decisions. Each covers a distinct area of your life, and both are important.
Getting both documents prepared together is more cost-effective, since much of the consultation and execution work overlaps.
The fee covers drafting, any adjustments needed after your review, and the execution meeting where documents are signed correctly in front of witnesses.
Estate Administration
Probate Application (Uncontested): Ask
How it’s priced
Estate administration is billed based on complexity. Smaller, straightforward estates are quoted at a flat minimum of $2,500 + HST, which covers the full scope of work from inventory to distribution.
Larger or more complex estates — those involving multiple properties, business interests, or disputed claims — are billed at 1.5% of the estate value, whichever amount is greater.
A detailed scope of work is provided after the initial consultation, so you understand exactly what’s involved and what it will cost before any work begins.
Contract Review & Drafting
From $350–$800 + HST
How it’s priced
The fee depends on the length and complexity of the contract. A short agreement reviewed for key risks sits at the lower end of the range.
Drafting a contract from scratch, or reviewing complex multi-party agreements with detailed obligations, will be toward the higher end. The scope is confirmed after the initial consultation.
All reviews include a plain-language summary of what the contract means in practice — not just what it says, but what it means for you. One round of revisions is included in every engagement.
Demand Letters
From $250–$450 + HST
How it’s priced
Demand letters are priced based on the legal complexity and research required. A straightforward payment demand is at the lower end of the range.
Letters requiring detailed legal analysis, references to specific statutes, or a nuanced account of disputed facts will be priced toward the higher end.
The fee includes the consultation, the letter itself, and one round of revisions. You’ll know exactly what you’re getting — and what outcome you’re working toward — before any work begins.
Billing
Ordo Law uses clear flat fees wherever possible, explains hourly rates in advance, and separates legal fees from disbursements so you understand what you are paying for before you decide to move forward.
