Buffalo Estate Planning Lawyer Discusses Preparing a Will
As a Buffalo Estate Planning Lawyer, I am often asked what the procedure is to have a will prepared.
- We will send you a Will Information Sheet to complete for the first appointment
- After you review the documents, we will then schedule an appointment to have the will signed and appropriately witnessed
Are you trying to prepare a will? If so, contact the experienced Buffalo Estate Planning Lawyer Robert Friedman.
This educational legal video was brought to you by Robert Friedman, an experienced Buffalo Estate Planning Lawyer.
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