ESTATE
Notary and witnesses for wills, powers of attorney and trusts
Estate signings need the right people in the room. We bring a commissioned notary and, when needed, two witnesses to your client's home, office or care facility so the plan is signed correctly the first time.
What's included
Every wills & poa notary order
- Wills with witnesses and a notarized self-proving affidavit
- Durable and financial powers of attorney
- Healthcare proxies and advance directives
- Trust documents and deeds prepared by your attorney
- Visits at homes, offices, hospitals and senior communities
Who uses it
Built for
- Estate planning and elder law attorneys
- Families coordinating a parent's paperwork
- Financial advisors and trust officers
FAQ
Common questions
Do you provide witnesses?
Yes, on request. Wills usually need two witnesses who are not beneficiaries. Let us know when you book.
Can you draft a will or power of attorney?
No. Documents must be prepared by the signer or their attorney. We handle the signing, notarization and witnesses.
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