Future Ready Wills Clinics in Saskatchewan
Friesen Law* offers Future Ready Wills Clinics in rural Saskatchewan communities where there is enough local interest. If your community has people who need wills or powers of attorney and healthcare directives prepared but find it difficult to travel to Saskatoon or Regina, a mobile clinic may be an option — hosted at a local library, community hall, church, care home, or similar venue. To discuss organizing a clinic, contact Friesen Law*.
Who this service may help
- Rural Saskatchewan communities where residents have difficulty accessing legal services
- Seniors or care home residents who need wills or estate documents prepared closer to home
- Community organizations, churches, seniors' groups, or care facilities wanting to organize a legal clinic for their members or residents
- Groups of at least 3 to 4 interested people who want a local wills clinic event
- Individuals who find it difficult to drive to the city
What Friesen Law* can help with
- Preparing Last Will and Testament and estate documents at a mobile clinic
- Witnessing and commissioning documents at the clinic
How this process typically works
Express interest
Contact Friesen Law* to express interest and provide a rough count of potential participants (at least 3–4 people).
Identify a contact person
Provide one local contact person who can help coordinate the event in your community.
Confirm a venue
Identify a suitable local venue — library, community hall, church, senior residence, or care home.
Collect participant details
Gather names and contact information of participants.
Clinic day
Friesen Law* attends your community and helps participants complete their planning documents.
Express interest
Contact Friesen Law* to express interest and provide a rough count of potential participants (at least 3–4 people).
Identify a contact person
Provide one local contact person who can help coordinate the event in your community.
Confirm a venue
Identify a suitable local venue — library, community hall, church, senior residence, or care home.
Collect participant details
Gather names and contact information of participants.
Clinic day
Friesen Law* attends your community and helps participants complete their planning documents.
Pricing and cost
Each participant at a Future Ready Wills Clinic event pays for the documents they need. Wills cost $410. Powers of Attorney cost $210. Healthcare Directives cost $210. Pricing is confirmed before documents are prepared.
Schedule a ConsultationWhat to expect
- Future Ready Wills Clinic events require a minimum level of community interest — at least 3 to 4 participants is a practical starting point.
- A local contact person is needed to help coordinate logistics for the event.
- The availability of mobile clinics depends on scheduling and geography; contact Friesen Law* to discuss what may be possible for your community.
- Website information is general information only and is not legal advice.
Friesen Law* is owned by Bonita Friesen and operates from a virtual office, serving clients across Saskatoon and Saskatchewan with remote, mobile, and appointment-only in-person options.
Common questions about this service
Friesen Law* travels to your rural Saskatchewan community and helps participants prepare wills, powers of attorney, and personal directives at a local venue. A local contact person helps coordinate participants and the location in advance.
Contact Friesen Law* with the name of your community, a rough count of interested participants, a local contact person, and a possible venue. Friesen Law* will follow up to discuss the details.
Future Ready Clinics can also provide legal advice about family law issues, adult guardianship and adoption.
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Schedule a consultation with Friesen Law* or call to ask a quick question. Consultations may be held by video, phone, or in person by appointment only. We try to respond within 24 business hours.