The Online Will

We have come across a lot of online will services in our years in business and not one of them has done even an adequate job of protecting clients properly. We just found a new one yesterday that compelled us to write this post. What’s wrong with it? The online services are extremely limited in...

Client Stories: the DIY Will

It isn’t uncommon for a person to try to save money by writing a will themselves without the guidance of a qualified attorney. Recently, we helped a family probate one such will. The person typed up a will using a form they bought at an office supply company and later signed a handwritten codicil that...

Five Reasons to Update Your Will

Wills and other incapacity documents are necessary for everyone: grandparents, parents with young children, single adults. If you want to have a say in what happens to your things when you die or, more importantly, what happens to you when you can’t make your own decisions, drafting your will and other incapacity documents is vital....

DIY Wills Have Issues

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