Every Canadian, regardless of age, life stage or size of estate, should have a Will. Don’t wait to protect what’s important to you today and in the future.
Answer simple, guided questions to create your legally valid Will and powers of attorney in minutes. With unlimited updates included, your Will can evolve as your life does.
Protect the legacy you’ve built and maximize what you leave behind. A comprehensive estate plan tailored to your needs will do just that, while easing the burden on those you care about most.
ClearEstate’s professionals will craft a personalized estate plan designed to help you achieve your goals with confidence.
Answer simple questions and create your lawyer-approved will and POA documents online in minutes. (Individual pricing only.)
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Create your Will and POA documents online with assistance from our Customer Support Team. Ideal for those with simple assets and estate distribution plans.
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Create your optimized estate plan with a professional executor* named for your estate settlement. Best for those with enhanced needs and/or who don't have a suitable candidate to act as executor or do not want to burden family.
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All prices are subject to change without notice and are not guaranteed unless the selected plan has already been paid. For Complete and Professional Plans, should customized language be required in your estate planning documents, a lawyer from ClearEstate's Independent Attorney Network will be engaged to draft such language at an additional cost.
*The professional plan requires your appointment of Natcan Trust Company, a wholly-owned subsidiary of the National Bank of Canada, as your executor. All prices are subject to change without notice and are not guaranteed unless the selected plan has already been paid. Commissioning or notarizing signatures, if applicable, is not included in the above plans or annual fees. Should customized language be required in your estate planning documents, a lawyer from ClearEstate's Independant Attorney Network will be engaged to draft such language at an additional cost. Upon settlement, the fair market value of assets under administration is subject to a minimum of $15,000. For more information, see our privacy policy and terms of use.
If you pass away without a will, your estate is considered "intestate." That means the distribution of your assets will follow the intestacy laws of your jurisdiction. These laws determine who inherits what—often starting with your closest living relatives—even if that's not what you would have intended. Having a will ensures your wishes are respected and can help your loved ones avoid unnecessary delays, costs, and uncertainty during an already difficult time.
A will is a legal document that specifies how your assets will be distributed after your death, names a preferred guardian for any minor children, outlines your final wishes, and appoints an executor to carry out your wishes. But a will is just one component of a broader estate plan. A comprehensive estate plan goes further—it includes preparing powers of attorney, creating a full inventory of your assets and liabilities, reviewing ownership structures, making appropriate beneficiary designations, and understanding the tax and liquidity implications of your estate. ClearEstate's platform helps you organize all of this in one place, and securely stores everything in your digital vault so your executor can access the information they need when the time comes.
For straightforward needs, our Online Will solution allows you to create a legally valid will quickly and easily. If your situation is more complex, such as having blended families, cross-border assets, or unique wishes, our guided estate planning services provide expert support. Not sure which option is right for you? Book a free 30-minute consultation with our team to explore the best path forward.
The digital vault is a secure, private space where all your estate planning documents—like your will, powers of attorney, financial records, and asset inventories—are safely stored. You control who has access and when. It's designed not just for safekeeping, but to make things easier for your executor. When the time comes, your executor will have everything they need in one place to carry out your wishes efficiently and with confidence.
ClearEstate offers a modern, technology-driven alternative to traditional legal services for estate planning. With ClearEstate, you can create a legally valid online will in minutes, or work with ClearEstate’s multidisciplinary team for a fully guided estate plan — all through a secure digital platform with transparent, fixed pricing.
Unlike traditional lawyers who charge hourly and work independently, ClearEstate combines multidisciplinary team support with a secure digital platform to store your documents, all with transparent, upfront pricing with no retainers or hidden fees. The result is a faster, clearer, and more affordable way to plan your legacy.
Yes. ClearEstate's online will is legally valid across Canada, as long as it is executed properly according to your province's laws. This typically means signing the will in the presence of two adult witnesses who are not beneficiaries or spouses of beneficiaries. Both witnesses must also sign the will in your presence. ClearEstate provides clear, step-by-step instructions to help ensure your will is signed and witnessed correctly, so it's legally recognized and enforceable.
Yes. ClearEstate offers Professional Executor services. Delivered through our partner, Natcan Trust Company (a wholly owned subsidiary of National Bank of Canada), these services allow families to appoint a professional, impartial executor. ClearEstate acts as the agent, delivering all day-to-day administration work on behalf of Natcan Trust—including probate filing, asset distribution, tax preparation, and beneficiary communication. This option ensures a streamlined, conflict-free estate settlement experience. Find out more by booking a free consultation.
