The most significant document is a Legal Will, also known as a Last Will and Testament. With this document you appoint an Executor and provide his or her with instructions on how to dispose of your property after your death.

We also prepare an Enduring Power of Attorney with which you appoint someone to look after your property and finances in the event you are alive but lack the mental capacity to make these decisions for yourself.

The final document is a Personal Directive where you appoint someone to make health care decisions for you in the event you are unable to do so yourself.

Each of these documents are accompanied by an Affidavit of Execution which provides the necessary legal proof of their validity.

We can also prepare Separation and Prenuptial Agreements

The cost of preparing and notarizing all 3 documents plus 3 Affidavits of Execution is $345 for one person. It's just $100 extra for a couple even though that's a total of 12 documents. 

The cost for a Will without any other documents is $295 for one person and $395 for a couple.

If you only need an Enduring Power of Attorney and/or a Personal Directive but not a Will the cost for one person is $150 and $250 for a couple.

There are no extra or hidden costs unless you require additional services which are more than legally necessary.

At the end of your appointment you have the option to pay with a debit card, a credit card, or by EFT (Interac). 

Yes. The Notary will meet with you at your home, office, residential facility, etc. provided that you have access to a working printer to print the final documents. Also you will need to provide one witness - a competent adult who is not a beneficiary, or otherwise named in your documents nor the spouse of such a person. Also, the witness should not be someone who provides you with goods or services for compensation. There is an extra fee of $95 for house calls.

You need one piece of unexpired, government issued, photo ID. If that is impossible you can use two other forms of ID, at least one of which bears your signature.

After you book your appointment we will email you a list of questions to think about before the appointment. The notary will answer any questions you have about them when you meet, they don't need to be answered in advance.

No. Although two witnesses are required, the Notary can serve as one witness and can provide a second witness for $10 extra. If you would prefer your own witness, you are welcome to bring one with you.

Yes. The Notary is a lawyer but is not acting as your lawyer or providing legal advice. This is how we can keep are fees so low. If you need legal advice you will need to retain a lawyer.