Estate Planning Notary in Florida, Witnesses Included

Yes. Two witnesses are included in every estate planning signing, online or in person, so you do not have to find anyone. Your attorney determines the documents and their requirements.

Yes. In-person visits to hospitals and assisted living facilities are available in Seminole, Orange and Volusia counties. Share the facility, the number of signers and any witness needs when you book.

Yes. Every signing is available in English or Spanish, and Spanish-speaking signers are walked through every page in their language. The notary does not explain legal effect. Your attorney determines the documents and requirements.

$250 for one signer and $350 for a couple or two signers, with two witnesses included. In-person signings in Seminole, Orange, and Volusia counties add a travel fee based on distance. Your full price is confirmed before the appointment.

Florida law addresses online signings with witnesses, including added safeguards for wills (Florida Statutes 117.285 and 732.522). Your attorney decides whether an online signing fits your documents, and the signing follows the required procedures from start to finish.

No. Lyanne is a notary, not an attorney, so she cannot draft documents or explain their legal effect. Have your estate planning attorney prepare your documents first. She also works directly with attorneys and their clients.