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Protect your family, finances, and healthcare decisions with one complete estate-planning package you can start online. Five documents that cover property, finances, healthcare decisions, access to medical information, and end-of-life wishes, drafted from an attorney's Florida templates and signed without an office visit.
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Attorney-built documents you complete online. No attorney review.
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An independent Florida attorney reviews your documents before you sign. We call you first to set it up.
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The five most important documents, covering the majority of what your family will need.
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Every incapacity document together, money and medicine, so someone can act for you if you cannot.
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Remote notarization and witnessing included, so your estate stays out of probate as much as possible, and out of the public eye.
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Estate planning explainedEstate planning is not one document, and it is not only about death. It is a set of instructions covering two different moments: the years when you are alive but cannot speak or sign for yourself, and everything that happens afterward.
Read the full guideA will is the instruction that takes effect when you die. It names who inherits what passes through your estate, who administers it, and, for parents, who you nominate to raise your children.
Read the full guideA power of attorney is the document that works while you are alive. It is also the one with a hard deadline: it can only be signed by someone who still has the capacity to sign it.
Read the full guideA revocable living trust is a container. You move assets into it during your life, you keep full control of it, and at your death what it holds passes to the people you named, without probate and without becoming a public record.
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Attorney-written documents, signed, witnessed and notarized online. Nothing left on your to-do list.
Florida law lets you sign and notarize remotely. You never have to come to an office.
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Written by a Florida attorney, the way a probate judge reads it.
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Contact usA Florida attorney, a former prosecutor and career law enforcement officer whose firm handles probate every week, wrote these templates and keeps them current. The online plans are yours to complete on your own.
