Wills
A will that says who, what and when
A will is the plainest plan there is: who receives your things, who looks after your children, and who sees that it all happens.
We write it in plain English, explain each clause, and hold a signing meeting with two witnesses and a notary so the will stands up when it is needed. If your situation turns out to need a trust, we say so before you pay anything more.
The will package includes
Your will, written for you alone
A financial power of attorney
A health care power of attorney and living will
A guardian named for any minor children
The signing meeting, with witnesses and a notary
Copies of everything, in print and by email
How a will gets written here
Three steps, and the fee is in writing before the first one.
- 01
A planning call
We learn who your family is, what you own and what worries you. You leave the call with the flat fee in writing.
- 02
A draft in plain words
You read it at home. We answer questions by phone, email or video until it says what you mean.
- 03
The signing meeting
Two witnesses and a notary join us. You sign, we explain where to keep it, and you take your copies home.
Before you sign a will
Does a will avoid probate?
No. A will is carried out through the probate court. Small estates and estates held in a trust may skip some or all of that, and we tell you which applies to you.
Can I change my will later?
Yes. A new will or a short amendment replaces the old one, and we quote changes at a flat fee too.
I already have a will from a form. Is it still good?
Bring it. We read it against your family as it is today and tell you plainly whether it still works. A short review is billed at a flat fee.
Ready to write yours?
Tell us who the will is for. We will reply with the flat fee in writing.