
Everyone’s estate law circumstances are unique. At Bookman Law we treat every individual case with the same meticulous diligence and care.
Too often we find that someone holding a power of attorney has abused their authority, breached their position of trust and taken property that rightly belongs to others. The legal team at Bookman Law knows how to remedy that wrong.
Bookman Law is recognized as a leading family law firm in Ontario. Bookman Law will protect you and your loved ones from financial predators. We will make certain that your estate or that of your relative is properly distributed and that everyone receives their fair share.

After a parent or close relative dies we often find out that their estate has been redirected to someone who has unduly influenced them to change their will. This is an injustice that can be corrected and Bookman Law will help you get that result.
Bookman Law will help you make sure you are not denied your entitlement.
No matter what your family law need might be, we will lead the way.
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“Laws regarding Estate Law can be surprisingly unclear.In my practice I have had the pleasure of helping hundreds of families to navigate through complex estate disputes. At Bookman Law we are always trying to make the process more clear and less taxing.
This page is meant to serve as a FAQ for those looking for unbiased information about estate litigation. These are things that most people don’t know. I have tried to cover the most pressing questions but please don’t hesitate to reach out with any questions I have missed.
If you or someone you know could benefit from a free consultation regarding Estate Law, please click here to fill out a free consultation form.”
Steven M. Bookman
This is what we specialize in. Don’t hesitate to pick up the phone and call – we are here to support you, no matter your situation.
In Ontario the the definition of an estate is, “the property that a person owns or has a legal interest in.” The term is often used to describe the assets and liabilities left by a person after death.
You don’t have to go through this alone – request a free consultation and leave the rest up to us.
Navigating the ins and outs of estate law can be very overwhelming, especially in a time of stress and exhaustion. These resources can help answer some basic questions you may have about estate litigation in Ontario. If you have any questions regarding the family law process, divorce process, or child custody process, please contact us or request free a consultation.
We are here to help, no one should have to struggle through their case alone.
Founding Lawyer
Barrister and Solicitor