Estate Planning Documents

When signing a Last Will and Testament in Florida, you may have a document to complete called a “Self-Proving Affidavit.” The name sounds technical, but its purpose is straightforward: it creates sworn evidence that the Will was signed with the formalities required by Florida law.

When signing a document as a trustee your signature must clearly show that you are acting on behalf of the trust, rather than in your personal capacity.

A last will signing may be arranged through a mobile notary appointment, an in-person office visit.

The exact documents in your package will depend on how it was prepared and your individual circumstances.

Yes. In-depth Notary Services offers notarization appointments for Florida durable power of attorney documents. A durable power of attorney is one of the most important documents a person may sign because it allows another trusted person, called an agent, to act on the signer’s behalf for certain financial, personal, or legal matters. As a Florida notary service, our role is not to prepare the document, choose the legal language, or explain which powers should be granted. Tho

Living trust notarized in Clearwater with mobile notary options.

Because this document can carry serious authority, the signing should not be rushed.

When I walk into a Last Will & Testament appointment, I usually have several questions in mind before the signing begins. Let me share some of my thought process when doing a Last Will & Testament appointment.