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Estate Planning Documents

Wills, deeds, and powers of attorney, executed with precision.

Estate documents need the right signatures, witnesses, and seals to be valid. Notarization covers wills, trusts, deeds, powers of attorney, and healthcare directives, with certified paralegal support to gather and prepare the paperwork. Notary and paralegal services only. Drafting estate plans or giving legal advice is outside scope.

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Common situations

  1. 01

    You have a will, trust, or healthcare directive that needs notarizing

  2. 02

    You're transferring property and need a deed notarized

  3. 03

    You need a durable or medical power of attorney executed

  4. 04

    A family member is signing estate documents at home, a hospital, or a care facility

Booking

This one starts with a short consultation: I'll confirm exactly what you need and when I can be there. Pricing is discussed at booking or at the appointment, never on the form.

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Common questions

No — I'm a certified paralegal and notary, not an attorney. I can't draft your plan or advise you on what it should say. What I can do is help you organize and prepare documents (under attorney supervision where the law requires it) and notarize them so they're validly executed. For the legal strategy itself, you'll want an estate attorney.

Yes — in Pennsylvania, a durable power of attorney must meet the requirements of the PA Uniform Power of Attorney Act (20 Pa. C.S. §§ 5601–5612): two adult witnesses AND notarization, and the agent must sign a specific Notice before the POA is effective. A will typically requires two disinterested witnesses; a self-proving affidavit adds a notarized layer that speeds up probate. Tell me what you're signing when you book and I'll tell you exactly what to have on hand.

Yes. Bedside signings are routine. I just need to confirm the signer can identify themselves and understands what they're signing at the time of the appointment — that's a notary requirement I don't take lightly.

I'm a mobile service — I come to you. Home, office, hospital, coffee shop, wherever the document needs to be signed.

Yes. I travel to homes throughout Philadelphia and the surrounding counties (Montgomery, Delaware, Chester, and Bucks). Book online and I confirm the appointment within the hour.

Often yes. I frequently have same-day availability, especially for evenings and weekends. Book online and I'll confirm within the hour — or call (215) 690-1366 for urgent requests.

You'll get a confirmation email after booking with everything you need to prepare — IDs, documents, and any signers who need to be present.

Pricing depends on the service, location, and timing — it's discussed at booking or at the appointment so you only pay for what you need.

Yes. I am a commissioned Pennsylvania notary public, NNA Certified, background-checked through the National Notary Association, and carry $1M in Errors & Omissions (E&O) insurance. Pennsylvania law (57 Pa. C.S. § 322) requires notaries to maintain a record of every notarial act for 10 years — every signing I perform is documented and retrievable.

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