A will that does not meet the formalities is treated the same as no will at all, and that is a more common outcome than people think. Having one drafted properly takes less of your time than most people expect, and it is the difference between your family grieving and your family arguing.
Why Have An Attorney Draft It
With 60+ years of estate work behind us, we offer:
What We Handle
✔ Drafting Your Will. Properly executed, correctly witnessed, and covering the things people forget until it matters.
✔ Estate Planning. Structuring what you leave behind so it passes efficiently, and so your family is not forced to sell something to pay for something else.
✔ Testamentary Trusts. Without one, an inheritance left to a minor child can end up held by the state’s Guardian’s Fund until they turn 18. A trust keeps it in the family’s hands.
✔ Guardianship and Minor Children. Nominating who raises your children is done in your will, and nowhere else.
✔ Reviewing or Updating an Existing Will. Marriage, divorce, a new child, a new property or a business all change what your will should say.
Already dealing with the estate of someone who has passed away? That is handled here.
Deadlines Are Critical, Act Now
There is no deadline on drafting a will, which is exactly why most people never get to it. What waiting actually risks:
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Every legal matter has a deadline — and delaying action could cost you money, rights, or peace of mind. The sooner you reach out, the sooner we can start protecting what matters most to you.
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"It's a real relief knowing that my family will be taken care of when I am no longer around to help."
– Satisfied Client
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