Rochester Estate Planning Attorney Discusses Procedure for having a Will Prepared
As an experienced Rochester Estate Planning Attorney, I am often asked what is the procedure for having a will prepared.- The first thing we do is have our clients fill out a will information sheet
- After we discuss the will information sheet, we will then draft a will and other documents like a health care proxy and power of attorney
- After the clients review the documents, we will then have the documents properly executed
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