Estate Planning
Expert handling of Trusts, Wills, Powers of Attorney, and Healthcare Directives. Need a notary near me with witnesses? We can arrange that for your estate planning needs.
Secure Your Legacy with Estate Planning Notarization
Estate planning documents are some of the most important papers you will ever sign. They protect your assets, your health, and your family's future. Our expert estate planning notary service ensures these critical documents are executed correctly, preventing future legal challenges.
Documents We Notarize
- Living Trusts: The cornerstone of many estate plans.
- Last Will and Testament: Often requires notarization or witnesses depending on the specific document.
- Durable Power of Attorney: For financial management.
- Advance Health Care Directive: Also known as a Living Will, specifying your medical wishes and appointing a healthcare agent.
- Trust Certifications: Summaries of the trust for banks and financial institutions.
- Grant Deeds / Quitclaim Deeds: Moving real estate into the trust.
Need Witnesses? We Can Help.
Many estate planning documents, particularly wills and healthcare directives, require witness signatures in addition to notarization. Finding impartial witnesses can be difficult.
If you are searching for a "notary near me with witnesses," look no further. We can provide impartial witnesses for your signing appointment for a small additional fee, ensuring your documents meet all legal requirements.
Working with Attorneys
We frequently work directly with estate planning attorneys to sign documents with their clients at their homes. We are familiar with the specific signing instructions of major law firms and DIY estate planning services.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you provide witnesses?
Yes, we can provide witnesses for your signing if requested in advance. There is an additional fee per witness.
Can you explain the documents to me?
As notaries, we are not attorneys and cannot explain the legal content or implications of your documents. We can only identify the document type and where to sign. Any legal questions should be directed to your attorney.
How much does a trust signing cost?
Trust signings are more complex and time-consuming than standard notarizations. We offer flat-rate packages for full estate plan signings. Contact us for a quote.