FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

WHAT IS AN EXECUTOR?
- An Executor is the person you elect to administer your estate after you pass away.

WHAT IS A BENEFICIARY?
- Your beneficiary or beneficiaries is the person or people who will receive a monetary amount of money from your estate.

DOES MY EXECUTOR AND POWER OF ATTORNEY HAVE TO BE THE SAME PERSON?
- No! You can also have joint Executors and joint Powers of Attorney.

DO I HAVE TO FILL OUT MY FINANCIAL INFORMATION ON THE WILL QUESTIONNAIRE?
-  We do not need your financial information to draft a simple will,  however, we recommend that you keep a copy of the questionnaire that is  completed with financial and property information for your  Executor/Executrix so they may administer your estate with ease.

WHY DO I NEED TO LIST A SECONDARY POWER OF ATTORNEY OR EXECUTOR?
-  In the event that your POA or Executor becomes incapacitated or passes  away, it is always best to have a backup so that your estate can be  administered with ease.

HOW LONG WILL IT TAKE TO RECEIVE MY DOCUMENTS?
- We aim to have your documents ready within 10 days to sign.

WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A WILL AND A LIVING WILL?
- Powers of Attorney have replaced Living Wills. Your Will starts at the moment you pass away.

HOW MUCH DOES A WILL COST?

- Please visit our fee listing page.