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New Coronavirus Rules For Executing Wills In Georgia

ByMark

Originally published at AVVO.com

Pursuant to new legal rules announced by the Georgia Governor, we can now have you sign and witness your Last Will and Testament virtually, while you stay at home. No need to come into the office. We will discuss your wishes over the phone and email, and I witness your signature at home virtually.

  1. New Georgia Rules Allow Witnessing Wills Virtually From Your Home

    If you have wanted to get your will and advanced directive completed, but did not want to leave your house, there is a new and extremely easy procedure to get it done under new Georgia rules. I will draft your documents for you, send or email them for your review, and we can use Zoom to witness your signature from our offices. No need for you to come to our offices. Please call me to discuss. 404-937-1414.

  2. New Georgia Rules Allow Witnessing Wills Virtually From Your Home—No need to visit the attorney!

    If you have wanted to get your Georgia will and advanced directive completed, but did not want to leave your house, there is a new and extremely easy procedure to get it done under new Georgia rules. I will draft your documents for you, send or email them to you for your review, and we can use Zoom to witness your signature from our offices. No need for you to come to our offices. Please call me to discuss. 404-937-1414.

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