Legal Question in Wills and Trusts in Florida

Re: Changing a will

It is not necessary to hire an attorney to draft a will. However, if this is a matter that is important to you and your loved ones, why dont you spend a relatively small amount to do this correctly?

Re: Changing a will

Every legal procedure can be done without a attorney. You would of course have to study up on the subject and make sure you make no mistakes. Wills can be either extremely easy or horribly hard.

Re: Changing a will

Yes. You are advised to review your present will if appropriate, then prepare a new will. For a simple will, there are forms available for purchase. Signing a new will which is witnessed by at least two persons will supercede the old will which should be destroyed. But, you are advised that most attorneys charge a reasonable fee for preparing a will which could be very important to your heirs. If the issues in the will are important, doing it right is worth the small fee.