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Do you have a will? Who is going to be the guardian of your children if you and your spouse were to die? Who will receive your estate? Would the state of Florida receive your estate?
If you live in the Florida, we prepare simple, complex and living wills. Contact our office and schedule an appointment. We can prepare these important documents and others in our office for you today!
Do you have a will? Who is going to be the guardian of your children if you and your spouse were to die? Who will receive your estate? Would the state of Florida receive your estate?
If you live in the Florida, we prepare simple, complex and living wills. Contact our office and schedule an appointment. We can prepare these important documents and others in our office for you today!
Estate Document Services
SIMPLE WILL
Your Last Will and Testament tells the world how you want your property to be distributed and to whom it will be given to when you pass on. It also specifies a personal representative for your estate and lets you name a guardian for any minor child(ren).
COMPLEX WILL
Similar to a Simple Will the Complex Will gives you the opportunity to list to whom each individual asset goes to.
LIVING WILL
Living Will allows you to dictate the terms of your end of life. The Living Will essentially grants your wishes relating to use of extraordinary measures to extend life when there is no reasonable expectation that you will regain consciousness or recover. Such as, being kept alive artificially or remaining on Life Support if you are in a vegetative state.
GENERAL POWER OF ATTORNEY
General Power of Attorney is a document that allows a person, the principle, to appoint another individual as their agent. The agent, who is also called an attorney-in fact-, can perform certain authorized acts on behalf of the principle. These acts range from dealing with bank records, signing checks, healthcare decisions, depending on the circumstances. A Power of Attorney dies with the person and can not be used after death.
MEDICAL POWER OF ATTORNEY
The greatest advantage of having your Medical Power of Attorney is that it allows people to maintain control over your destiny. It also allows you to appoint a loved one to make all medical decisions, rather than relying on hospitals and policies. Healthcare allows you to appoint an agent to make medical decisions for you, in event that you are incapacitated or otherwise unable to make medical decisions for yourself. This may be special useful tool to assist the obtaining medical records.
NOTARY SERVICES
All estate documents need to be notarized. We have a mobile notary that can come to you in the event that you cannot travel. Please Note that the mobile notary is an extra expense and provided for your convenience. If the documents are done in our office, the Notary Services are included for you free of charge.
Please feel free to contact our office at (407)339-8433 for more information regarding these services.
Your Last Will and Testament tells the world how you want your property to be distributed and to whom it will be given to when you pass on. It also specifies a personal representative for your estate and lets you name a guardian for any minor child(ren).
COMPLEX WILL
Similar to a Simple Will the Complex Will gives you the opportunity to list to whom each individual asset goes to.
LIVING WILL
Living Will allows you to dictate the terms of your end of life. The Living Will essentially grants your wishes relating to use of extraordinary measures to extend life when there is no reasonable expectation that you will regain consciousness or recover. Such as, being kept alive artificially or remaining on Life Support if you are in a vegetative state.
GENERAL POWER OF ATTORNEY
General Power of Attorney is a document that allows a person, the principle, to appoint another individual as their agent. The agent, who is also called an attorney-in fact-, can perform certain authorized acts on behalf of the principle. These acts range from dealing with bank records, signing checks, healthcare decisions, depending on the circumstances. A Power of Attorney dies with the person and can not be used after death.
MEDICAL POWER OF ATTORNEY
The greatest advantage of having your Medical Power of Attorney is that it allows people to maintain control over your destiny. It also allows you to appoint a loved one to make all medical decisions, rather than relying on hospitals and policies. Healthcare allows you to appoint an agent to make medical decisions for you, in event that you are incapacitated or otherwise unable to make medical decisions for yourself. This may be special useful tool to assist the obtaining medical records.
NOTARY SERVICES
All estate documents need to be notarized. We have a mobile notary that can come to you in the event that you cannot travel. Please Note that the mobile notary is an extra expense and provided for your convenience. If the documents are done in our office, the Notary Services are included for you free of charge.
Please feel free to contact our office at (407)339-8433 for more information regarding these services.
Unlike other document help you will find online, we want you to remember one thing, We do this for a living: helping people in our office every day prepare their own documents. So, let us help you! Be careful of any online programs that do not supply you with the correct Florida Supreme Court certified documents!
*** Florida Will Help is a Paralegal / Non-Lawyer Service. We can provide the preparation of summary administration probate services by typing all the necessary documents as per Rule 5.030(a) Fla. Prob. Rules. Nicholas C. Waggoner, LLC. can help prepare your legal documents for our Court system as a typing service under Rule 5.03(a) Fla.Prob.Rules. However, Nicholas C. Waggoner, LLC is not an attorney and does not provide legal advice or represent you in court.***
