People sometimes procrastinate, continuing to postpone something that they know they need. If you were to do this, the suggestion that the matter in question could be resolved with the click of a computer mouse could be an attractive one.
However, when you hear about an offer that sounds too good to be true, you may want to take pause because it is unlikely that anyone has figured out a way to reinvent the wheel. This perspective is quite relevant with regard to the entities who want you to believe that you can execute your own will with the benefit of a blank generic document.
It is technically possible to draw up a last will on a banana skin or record your wishes verbally on a tape recorder to the melody of “Singin’ In The Rain.” Of course, whether or not such attempts will be deemed valid by the probate court in the jurisdiction that is local to you is anybody’s guess.
If you look at the matter logically, a last will is intended to be a legally binding document that directs the transfer of significant assets. Providing for your loved ones after you pass away is an extraordinarily profound act, and it is not something to take lightly.
The suggestion here is to have your last will drawn up by a licensed professional. Downloading a recipe off the Internet may be a good idea, but it is best to leave the creation of binding legal documents in the hands of the experts.
If you are ready to put the procrastination behind you and make provisions for those that you love, take action right now to arrange for a consultation with a licensed and experienced San Jose CA estate planning lawyer.
Litherland, Kennedy & Associates, APC, Attorneys at Law
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