Estate Planning Documents

Estate Planning Document Notarization

Estate planning documents help protect your assets and ensure your wishes are carried out. Many of these documents require notarization to be legally valid.

Documents We Notarize

• Wills - Last will and testament documents
• Living Trusts - Revocable and irrevocable trust documents
• Advance Healthcare Directives - Living wills and medical directives
• Trust Amendments - Changes to existing trust documents
• Trust Certifications - Certificates of trust for financial institutions
• Beneficiary Designations - Notarized beneficiary forms

Sensitive Handling

We approach estate planning documents with the respect and care they deserve. We can travel to homes, hospitals, or care facilities to accommodate clients who have difficulty traveling.

We are not attorneys and cannot provide legal advice regarding estate planning. These documents should be prepared by a qualified attorney.