Should you prepare your own will?
At www.TheProbate.Net, we handle contested probate matters, usually involving litigation. We do not prepare wills. However, every lawyer receives questions about people preparing their own wills. We are often asked “You’re against getting wills off the internet because you’re loosing money, isn’t that right?” or some similar question. If those of us who are engaged [...]
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