Attorney at Law - Pennsylvania
Prepare yourself (pro-se) your Last Will and Testament in the state of PA.
YOU CAN DO IT - using our documentation "package", our simple instructions and our virtual help through the entire process.
Pennsylvania law does not require an attorney to prepare your Last Will or Health Directive. You can prepare your “last will” or Will and Health Directive yourself, just by filling out a form.
Call and speak directly to La Licenciada Morell 717-468-8777
Maria D. Morell
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Licensed to practice law in PA
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Georgetown University, BS, Wash. DC
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Catholic University School of Law, Wash. DC
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What does "Pro-se" means?
It means that no attorney is representing you in the process. It means that you are representing yourself.
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What is a "virtual law office"?
A "virtual " office means that Attorney Morell works from her home or from wherever in the world she is traveling. She does not meet clients in an office and only talks to clients by regular phone calls or via messenger or whats-up.
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How is it done?
First pay the $ 200 with a credit or debit card by "clicking" on the "Pay with Card" button. Then you “click” on the “Information Needed” button. Complete the form, answering all the questions, and we will immediately prepare your Last Will and Health Directive, which you will receive by email in less than 24 hours. Print it, get two witnesses and all sign in front of a notary public.
The Health Directive is a second document that would be used in the event that you are incapacitated and hospitalized to express your health wishes, including:
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The name and address of who you will be assigned to make decisions while you are disabled.
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Your intention to be an organ donor.
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His intention to be resurrected.
In order to use our services where you prepare your Last Will and Health Directive yourself, it is necessary that:
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You are at least 18 years old.
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You have the mental capacity to understand what you are signing.
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You sign it and declare that this is your Will, preferably in front of two witnesses (who, in turn, sign confirming that they see you sign your will), and preferably both you and your two witnesses sign at the same time in front of a notary public. in Pennsylvania. In Pennsylvania, it is not mandatory to notarize your signature or that of the witnesses, but we advise it and add it to the document to give it the greatest legal validity.
What if you died without a Last Will in Pennsylvania?
The laws in Pennsylvania have strict rules for anyone who dies without a will. As an example, of you being married and not having children or living parents, everything happens to your spouse. If you have children or living parents, your spouse is left with a specific portion.
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Our service allows you to prepare your own Last Will. If you are not sure or need a more specific plan, it is advisable to consult a lawyer in Pennsylvania for all specific questions about your case and to prepare a will according to your needs.
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Be prepared for a disabling illness by preparing your Health Directive:
In addition to receiving your Will and Health Directive, you will receive the Spanish translation of the main “text” of both documents. This is provided as a courtesy to ensure, by reading it in your language, that you fully understand what you are signing.
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Call today and speak directly to Ms. Morell 717-468-8777
or send an email to msmorell@hotmail.com
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The entire process of sending documents is via email.
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Are you ready and want to use our services to prepare the documents for your Last Will and Health Directive? Click on the button "Pay with Card" and complete the payment of $ 200 for our services. Once this is done, return to this page and click on the "Information Needed" button. Complete the form, answering all the questions.
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