Estate Planning Notary in Miami, FL — Wills, Trusts, POA, Lady Bird Deed

Estate Planning · Miami-Dade

Estate Planning Notary in Miami, FL

Notarize your complete Florida estate planning package in one appointment — power of attorney, will, living will, healthcare surrogate, trust documents, and Lady Bird Deed. Walk-in, mobile, or remote online.

We notarize documents. We do not provide legal advice or draft estate planning documents. Please work with a Florida-licensed estate planning attorney before your notary appointment.

Florida Estate Planning Notarization Requirements

Power of Attorney

Notary + 2 witnesses required (Florida Statute §709.2105)

Last Will and Testament

2 witnesses required; notary optional but recommended for self-proving affidavit

Living Will

2 witnesses required; notary recommended

Healthcare Surrogate

2 witnesses required (Florida Statute §765.202)

Revocable Living Trust

Notary + 2 witnesses strongly recommended

Lady Bird Deed

Notary + 2 witnesses required before recording (Florida Statute §689.01)

Estate Planning Notary Pricing

Walk-In

$10/signature

At either Miami office

  • No appointment needed
  • 24-hour availability
  • Witnesses available on-site

Mobile Notary

From $149

We come to you

  • Full package in one visit
  • Two witnesses included
  • Home, office, or hospital

Remote Online (RON)

From $40/doc

Sign from anywhere

  • Video call notarization
  • Florida-compliant
  • Documents emailed same day

Frequently Asked Questions

What estate planning documents need to be notarized in Florida?
In Florida, powers of attorney must be notarized and witnessed by two people. Wills require two witnesses but not a notary — however, a self-proving affidavit (which does require a notary) speeds up probate. Living wills and healthcare surrogate designations require two witnesses. Trust documents and Lady Bird Deeds require notarization and two witnesses.
Can I notarize all my estate planning documents in one appointment?
Yes. We regularly handle full estate planning packages in a single mobile visit or walk-in appointment. Bring all unsigned documents, your photo ID, and two witnesses (or let us provide them). We notarize everything in one session.
What is a Lady Bird Deed and why is it used in Florida estate planning?
A Lady Bird Deed (Enhanced Life Estate Deed) lets you transfer real estate to named beneficiaries at death while keeping full control — including the right to sell or mortgage — during your lifetime. It avoids probate entirely and is generally considered Medicaid-friendly. It is unique to a handful of states, including Florida.
Do I need an attorney to prepare estate planning documents?
We notarize documents — we do not draft them. Florida law requires that powers of attorney, wills, trusts, and deeds be prepared correctly to be valid. We strongly recommend working with a Florida-licensed estate planning attorney to draft your documents before bringing them to us for notarization.
How much does it cost to notarize an estate planning package in Miami?
Walk-in notarization is $10 per signature at either Miami office. Mobile service for a full estate planning package (multiple documents, witnesses included) starts at $149. Remote online notarization (RON) is available from $40 per document.
Can you provide witnesses for estate planning documents?
Yes. We can provide two disinterested witnesses for any document that requires them — powers of attorney, deeds, and trust documents. Witness service is included in our mobile fee and available at our walk-in offices.

Ready to Notarize Your Estate Planning Documents?

Walk in, book a mobile visit, or sign online. Available 24 hours in Miami-Dade County.