Twelve-hour shifts, mandatory holdovers, a second agency, a law office's hours were never going to work. This runs from your phone, between calls.
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Answer questions between calls
Plain-English questions online, on the tailboard or at the kitchen table. Stop and pick it up later.
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Your answers fill an attorney-written Florida template
The will and power of attorney are built from templates a Florida attorney wrote and keeps current, with a HIPAA release included, you know better than anyone what happens when family can't get information.
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Read it, then sign by video
Witnesses and a notary join you on a video call where Florida allows it. No notary run after a night shift.
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Stored where your family can find it
Signed documents live in your account, with access for the people you name.
How the program works
You answer questions online, pausing whenever a call comes in. Your documents are assembled from templates an estate planning attorney wrote and maintains. You sign, with witnessing and notarization handled remotely in states that allow it, and the signed set is stored for you.
Signing without an office visit
Florida allows remote online notarization and electronic wills, so witnessing and notarization happen over video with an approved notary. Pause the questionnaire when a call comes in and pick it back up later. Nothing is signed until you have read it.
No attorney reviews your individual answers unless you add a paid consultation, the templates are attorney-written; the plan is yours to complete.
Built from a Florida attorney's templates, for people who work the worst day.
The attorney who wrote these templates spent a career in public safety before he practiced law. The documents are priced so getting started doesn't cost thousands, and the process fits between calls.