Texas Attorney Wills
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Frequently asked questions
HOW DOES THE PROCESS WORK?
Upon purchase of your document(s), you will be given a link to a questionnaire where you will provide us with all of the information necessary to complete your documents. Once we receive your fully completed questionnaire, we will draft your documents according to your needs and you will be emailed the completed legal documents with step-by-step instructions of how to have them validly executed. We will also answer any questions you have along the way via email support.
WHY ARE YOUR RATES LOWER THAN A TYPICAL ATTORNEY?
As a part-time stay-at-home mom, I work mostly from my home. This gives me less overhead than that of a
typical law firm. Additionally, you do not need to meet me in person, and you will have your wills and/or other legal documents executed on your own at a time that is convenient to you. This is a simple process that merely requires the presence of a notary and, for wills, two witnesses. There is no requirement that an attorney be present to validly execute your will. Most attorneys require you to come to their office to execute your will, charging you additional hourly fees for this service. A typical attorney's hourly fee is anywhere from $200-350 an hour.
WHAT LEGAL DOCUMENTS DO YOU PROVIDE?
I will draft any of the following legal documents, customized for your family's needs:
Last Will & Testament - including trust provisions for minor children
Living Will/Directive to Physicians
Medical Power of Attorney
General/Statutory Durable Power of Attorney
Medical Power of Attorney for your Children