A Texas will requires witnesses, not notarization — but a notarized self-proving affidavit makes probate far simpler, which is why most attorneys include one. We notarize that affidavit with your witnesses present. For legal questions about your will, consult a licensed attorney.
Texas wills generally require two credible witnesses age 14 or older. Confirm specifics with your attorney; we'll coordinate the signing logistics.
Yes — trusts and related transfer documents are among our most common home visits.
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