Estate planning is essential for protecting your assets and your loved ones. But drafting the documents is only half the battle; they must be properly executed.
In Florida, documents like a Last Will and Testament or a Durable Power of Attorney require the principal's signature to be acknowledged by a notary. Furthermore, they often require two independent witnesses. The notary ensures that the signer is coherent, willing, and acting without coercion.
Most modern wills include a "Self-Proving Affidavit." This notarized page prevents your witnesses from having to physically appear in probate court after your passing, saving your family significant time and money.
We travel to your home, office, or hospital room anywhere in North Florida to handle your notarization safely and securely.
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