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Serving families across the Okanagan
Highpoint Law helps individuals and families in Kelowna, BC plan for the future with clarity and peace of mind. From wills and powers of attorney to representation agreements and comprehensive estate planning packages, our flat-fee approach makes it straightforward to protect what matters most — with no surprises and no unnecessary complexity.
Aneet Grewal is a lawyer dedicated to providing practical, compassionate legal guidance to individuals and families navigating important life decisions. Called to the British Columbia Bar in 2020, she brings a thoughtful and client-focused approach to every matter she handles.
Clear, legally sound wills that make sure your wishes are carried out.
Appoint someone you trust to manage financial and legal matters if needed.
Plan ahead for health and personal-care decisions with a representation agreement.
Comprehensive packages combining your will, power of attorney, and representation agreement.
Practical guidance for executors administering and settling an estate.
Enduring power of attorney in BC. In British Columbia a power of attorney is called enduring when it keeps working after you lose mental capacity. That is the version most people actually need — an ordinary power of attorney stops at exactly the moment a family needs it most. An enduring power of attorney covers financial and legal decisions only; health and personal-care decisions are handled separately, by a Section 9 representation agreement. Highpoint Law prepares both, and most clients sign them together in a single appointment.
Flat fees — quoted before any work begins
Straightforward, fixed pricing for the documents most families need. No hourly billing, and the fee you are quoted is the fee you pay.
Most clients are done in a single appointment. Call (604) 805-1925 to book, or ask which package suits you — there is no charge for that conversation.
Why Choose Us
In BC a power of attorney is called enduring when it continues to work after you lose mental capacity. An ordinary power of attorney ends at that point, which is usually when a family needs it most, so the enduring version is the one most people should have. It covers financial and legal decisions only — banking, bills, property and paperwork.
A power of attorney covers money and legal matters: banking, bills, property. A Section 9 representation agreement covers health and personal care: medical treatment, where you live, and day-to-day care decisions. They are two separate documents and most people need both. Highpoint Law prepares each for a flat $295, or together as part of an estate planning package.
Yes. A will can be changed or replaced at any time while you have capacity, and it is worth revisiting after a marriage or separation, a death in the family, a new child or grandchild, or a significant change in your assets.
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