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Andrew Elliott Central Florida Mobile Notary. LLC
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Andrew Elliott Central Florida Mobile Notary. LLC

Exceptional 5.0

(38)

Exceptional 5.0

(38)

Great value
  • Serves Ocoee, FL
Based in Orlando. I am a fully bonded and insured Florida Notary Public currently performing Mobile in-person Notary services in the Central Florida area including but not limited to Orlando, Maitland, Longwood, Sanford, Apopka, Altamonte Springs, Ocoee, and Kissimmee. I also provide NON-ATTORNEY Legal document preparation services - mainly reserved for Durable General Financial Powers of Attorney for finances, business, and property (real and personal), Quitclaim Deeds, General Warranty Deeds, Living Wills, and Durable Designations of a healthcare Surrogate in the state of FL. I do not provide legal advice. I am not an attorney. I simply provide templates of documents and fill them in according to the clients information and needs. All templates have been drafted in accordance with their respective FL statutes for valid execution - and for POA documents that include powers over real property (real estate/land), they are drafted in accordance with the Statutory requirements for recording such documents that govern the disposition of real property in FL - all margins are intentionally drafted to ensure compliance with, acceptance of, and recording of the POA document at the appropriate county/circuit comptroller's office. I am not an attorney. I prepare POA documents based on Florida Statutes governing those types of documents and ensuring compliance with current Notary Laws. My knowledge of POA/Advanced Directives document preparation stems from my personal knowledge and experience as a full-time caregiver for family members including but not limited to my elderly (82) year old mother with vascular dementia. I had to go through processes for government/public benefits such as SNAP, SSI, MEDICARE, MEDICAID, LONG TERM CARE, and more. I did not have money to hire an attorney to draft documents for us or consult for advice. So, I had to do it all by myself and learn the hard way, through reading the law via Florida Statutes and through experience, trial and error. Now, I wish to share the benefits of that experience by helping others to ensure that they have valid POA/Surrogacy/living will documents to handle their loved one's affairs when their loved one(s) is/are unable to do so themselves for whatever reason. I am also a Notary Public providing mobile notary services in Central Florida (Orlando area 32810 zip code) and I travel 50+ miles sometimes to clients to provide document and notary/witnessing services. My prices are reasonable and quite frankly do not adequately represent the amount of time and effort that I put into my work and my documents. If I didn't have a business to run and bills to pay, I would do this all for free. I also accept any and all forms of payment/cards and offer "after pay" options - paying $ over time - weeks, months, etc., rather than demanding all payments upon completion of services because I recognize and understand that not everyone can afford that. And I also know that in many situations, people requiring a POA document cannot afford to wait or save up for weeks to afford an attorney or hundreds of dollars to ensure that their loved ones have their documents in order when or before they are actually needed. We are all human and I think everyone deserves peace of mind for their loved ones during a crisis. Let me be the person to help you achieve that peace of mind at an honest and reasonable price that you can afford. I don't believe in hidden fees or cutting corners. I do my job by the book and provide transparent and itemized pricing information and invoices to all clients. Moreover, I ask a lot of questions. I enjoy doing my job well and providing clients with a strong sense of security and confidence when it comes to properly Notarizing and Executing their documents. I understand that mistakes, oversights, and negligence on the part of the Notary are often costly to the client and can have personally and professionally devastating consequences ranging anywhere from a minor delay to the invalidation of a business deal or the refusal of third parties to legally recognize a Power of Attorney. I pride myself on professional accuracy, transparency, and integrity above all else. I don't just provide a stamp and signature for a fee as a service, I provide peace of mind.See more
Based in Orlando. I am a fully bonded and insured Florida Notary Public currently performing Mobile in-person Notary services in the Central Florida area including but not limited to Orlando, Maitland, Longwood, Sanford, Apopka, Altamonte Springs, Ocoee, and Kissimmee. I also provide NON-ATTORNEY Legal document preparation services - mainly reserved for Durable General Financial Powers of Attorney for finances, business, and property (real and personal), Quitclaim Deeds, General Warranty Deeds, Living Wills, and Durable Designations of a healthcare Surrogate in the state of FL. I do not provide legal advice. I am not an attorney. I simply provide templates of documents and fill them in according to the clients information and needs. All templates have been drafted in accordance with their respective FL statutes for valid execution - and for POA documents that include powers over real property (real estate/land), they are drafted in accordance with the Statutory requirements for recording such documents that govern the disposition of real property in FL - all margins are intentionally drafted to ensure compliance with, acceptance of, and recording of the POA document at the appropriate county/circuit comptroller's office. I am not an attorney. I prepare POA documents based on Florida Statutes governing those types of documents and ensuring compliance with current Notary Laws. My knowledge of POA/Advanced Directives document preparation stems from my personal knowledge and experience as a full-time caregiver for family members including but not limited to my elderly (82) year old mother with vascular dementia. I had to go through processes for government/public benefits such as SNAP, SSI, MEDICARE, MEDICAID, LONG TERM CARE, and more. I did not have money to hire an attorney to draft documents for us or consult for advice. So, I had to do it all by myself and learn the hard way, through reading the law via Florida Statutes and through experience, trial and error. Now, I wish to share the benefits of that experience by helping others to ensure that they have valid POA/Surrogacy/living will documents to handle their loved one's affairs when their loved one(s) is/are unable to do so themselves for whatever reason. I am also a Notary Public providing mobile notary services in Central Florida (Orlando area 32810 zip code) and I travel 50+ miles sometimes to clients to provide document and notary/witnessing services. My prices are reasonable and quite frankly do not adequately represent the amount of time and effort that I put into my work and my documents. If I didn't have a business to run and bills to pay, I would do this all for free. I also accept any and all forms of payment/cards and offer "after pay" options - paying $ over time - weeks, months, etc., rather than demanding all payments upon completion of services because I recognize and understand that not everyone can afford that. And I also know that in many situations, people requiring a POA document cannot afford to wait or save up for weeks to afford an attorney or hundreds of dollars to ensure that their loved ones have their documents in order when or before they are actually needed. We are all human and I think everyone deserves peace of mind for their loved ones during a crisis. Let me be the person to help you achieve that peace of mind at an honest and reasonable price that you can afford. I don't believe in hidden fees or cutting corners. I do my job by the book and provide transparent and itemized pricing information and invoices to all clients. Moreover, I ask a lot of questions. I enjoy doing my job well and providing clients with a strong sense of security and confidence when it comes to properly Notarizing and Executing their documents. I understand that mistakes, oversights, and negligence on the part of the Notary are often costly to the client and can have personally and professionally devastating consequences ranging anywhere from a minor delay to the invalidation of a business deal or the refusal of third parties to legally recognize a Power of Attorney. I pride myself on professional accuracy, transparency, and integrity above all else. I don't just provide a stamp and signature for a fee as a service, I provide peace of mind.
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Stead & Associates, PLLC
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Stead & Associates, PLLC

Very good 4.6

(12)

Very good 4.6

(12)

In high demand
  • 32 hires on Thumbtack
  • Serves Ocoee, FL
Ari V. says, "I needed legal documents to transfer over power from my parents to myself as they are elderly and want me to help manage their health and finances but had no idea what we needed. Joe took the time to go over the documents that we needed and made sure I knew exactly what I was getting. The price was fair and I felt like I was in good hands. I was pleased by how quickly his turnaround for the documents were. He was also very responsive. Without a doubt would recommend!"See more
Ari V. says, "I needed legal documents to transfer over power from my parents to myself as they are elderly and want me to help manage their health and finances but had no idea what we needed. Joe took the time to go over the documents that we needed and made sure I knew exactly what I was getting. The price was fair and I felt like I was in good hands. I was pleased by how quickly his turnaround for the documents were. He was also very responsive. Without a doubt would recommend!"

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How much does an attorney charge to do a will?

On average, attorneys charge $940-$1,500 to create a will. However, different factors (complexity, assets, hourly rates, etc.) can impact the cost. Get a more accurate estimate by contacting attorneys near you.

How do you find a good attorney for wills?

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What questions should you ask an attorney about wills?

When you’re creating a will and looking for a potential lawyer, ask plenty of questions. For example, ask:

  • How long will it take to draw up a will?
  • How much do you charge for will creation?
  • How do you set your prices? Do you charge hourly rates?
  • How long have you been practicing law, specifically estate planning and will creation?

What do I need to bring to an attorney for a will?

Before you meet with your attorney, you might be asked to bring documents and copies of your personal assets (property and real estate, bank statements, retirement accounts, investments) and debts. Your lawyer might also ask you to bring information about your family and beneficiaries.

Ask the lawyer you hire to provide a list of documents and information you should bring to your first meeting with them.

How do you prepare a simple will?

Work with a lawyer to prepare a simple will. An attorney can help you figure out what to include and make a plan for your estate. Ultimately, your will should contain instructions on what to do with your assets. You should also select beneficiaries, guardians for your children (if you have any) and an executor for the will.

To help ensure you don’t miss any steps, hire an estate planning attorney to prepare your will.

What kind of an attorney does wills?

Estate planning and wills attorneys can help you create a will. Search for lawyers near you on Thumbtack, and request price quotes to find out how much you can expect to pay.

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