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I will draft your last will and testament, trust, and estate plan
Licensed US Attorney Bulletproof Construction Business Contracts
I am Amy J Wallace, a licensed U.S. Attorney (Bar No. #110100) with extensive experience drafting bulletproof legal documents for businesses, contractors, and developers. I specialize in construction ...
About this Gig
Hello, I am Amy J Wallace, Licensed U.S. Attorney (Bar #110100). Protect your familys legacy and keep your hard-earned assets out of expensive probate courts. A generic online Will can fail when your family needs it most due to strict state execution laws.
I provide comprehensive, attorney-drafted estate planning documents. Whether you need a simple Last Will and Testament to name guardians for your children, or a complex Revocable Living Trust to completely bypass probate, I ensure your documents are legally ironclad.
My Estate Planning Services Include:
- Custom Last Will and Testament
- Revocable Living Trust (Avoid Probate)
- Pour-Over Wills for Trust Funding
- Durable Financial Power of Attorney
- Advanced Healthcare Directive (Living Will)
I provide clear, state-specific execution guides on how to properly sign, witness, and notarize your estate plan so it is 100% legally binding. Secure your peace of mind today.
Disclaimer: Drafting services only. No formal attorney-client relationship is formed.
Field of law:
Contract law
Target country:
Worldwide
Document type:
Other
Agreement type:
Other
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FAQ
Are these estate planning documents legally valid in my state?
Yes. As a U.S. Attorney, I tailor every Last Will and Testament and Living Trust to comply strictly with your specific state's probate codes and estate execution laws.
What is the difference between a Last Will and a Living Trust?
A Last Will must go through probate court, which is public, slow, and expensive. A Revocable Living Trust allows your estate to completely bypass probate, transferring your assets to your beneficiaries privately and immediately.
Does the standard gig include a Healthcare Directive?
Yes, the Standard Estate Essentials bundle includes a Last Will, a Durable Financial Power of Attorney, and an Advanced Healthcare Directive (also known as a Living Will or Medical POA).
Can I name legal guardians for my minor children?
Absolutely. If you have children, every Last Will I draft includes specific guardianship clauses to nominate both primary and alternate legal guardians to care for your minors.
How do I make my Last Will legally binding after you draft it?
I provide a detailed, state-specific execution guide. Usually, it requires your signature to be witnessed by two disinterested adults and authenticated by a Notary Public.
Can I change or revoke my Revocable Living Trust later?
Yes. A Revocable Living Trust is entirely flexible. As the Grantor, you can amend the terms, add new real estate, change beneficiaries, or completely revoke the trust at any time during your life.
What is a Pour-Over Will and why is it in the Premium package?
A Pour-Over Will is a critical safety net used alongside a Living Trust. If you die and forgot to transfer a bank account into your Trust, the Pour-Over Will automatically "pours" that forgotten asset into the Trust during probate.
Do you provide instructions on how to fund the Trust?
Yes, a Trust is useless if it is empty. I provide a funding guide explaining how to transfer your bank accounts, brokerage accounts, and real estate deeds into the name of the Trust.
Who should I choose as my Executor or Successor Trustee?
You should choose a highly trusted family member, responsible friend, or professional fiduciary. I will draft provisions for primary and backup options in your estate plan.
Does a Power of Attorney work after I pass away?
No. A Financial or Medical Power of Attorney is only legally valid while you are alive (used primarily if you become medically incapacitated). Upon your death, the POA expires, and your Last Will or Trust takes over.
