A last will and testament are some of the most important estate planning documents you can prepare. Not only does it allow you to direct where your property will go upon your death, but it can also provide you great peace of mind during your lifetime, knowing that your affairs will be taken care of in the way you want.

Although state law varies regarding requirements, a will generally must be executed by someone over the age of majority who is of sound mind. This person is called the "testator." The testator chooses an executor to handle the distribution of the estate. The testator must also sign and date the document, typically in front of one or more witnesses, and they will may also need to be notarized.

We can draft you the following types of will for you,

1.     Living Will

2.     Testamentary Trust Will

3.     Pour-Over Will

4.     Simple Will

5.     Joint Will

6.     Deathbed Will

7.     Online Will

8.     Holographic Will

9.     Nuncupative Will

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