How Much Does it Cost to Create a Will?

What Does It Cost to Create a Will?

Chances are you have questions about how your estate will be distributed among your heirs according to your wishes and how you can ensure the transfer of property will go as smoothly as possible. These questions are best answered by making a precise plan for when the day does come explaining to your family member, or any person of your choosing, exactly how you want all of your belongings and assets to be given.

There is often the fear of high costs associated with making this plan. At Lackey | McDonald, PLLC, however, our attorneys are dedicated to making this process as seamless and affordable as possible. Over time, we’ve noticed that clients often come to us with the same questions. We address these below and invite you to reach out to us for help if you need any additional questions answered.

How Much Does it Cost to Create a Will?

At Lackey | McDonald, PLLC, we offer individuals a flat fee of $500 for drafting a valid will in Tennessee. For couples, we can do so for $850.

What Does a Will Drafted by Lackey | McDonald, PLLC Include?

Our attorneys, first and foremost, provide our clients with care and respect. We listen to all of your concerns and answer each and every one of them, ensuring your understanding as well as ours of your desires.

Our clients will receive the experience of a law firm that has been in practice for more than 50 years and has handled estates ranging from several thousand to several million dollars. In addition to the will, clients who purchase this package will receive a Living Will and a Healthcare Power of Attorney.

Finally, our clients will leave with peace of mind in knowing that their estate will be handled in an efficient and intentional manner when the time comes.

Do I Really Need a Will?

This is a very fact-dependent question and has everything to do with who you wish to be the heirs of your estate, if are you married, if you have any children, and if you desire for anyone other than your children or spouse to inherit from your estate.

In our experience, however, the answer to that question is generally an absolute yes. Too often, after a loved one passes, families are torn apart because of the discord that arises during probate proceedings. Family members, friends, and even caregivers feel left out or that they weren’t loved by the deceased. Having a will is the best way to help your loved ones understand that these were indeed your last wishes.

Contact Our Nashville Wills Attorney Today!

People always need more than the basic questions to be answered. Our attorneys at Lackey | McDonald, PLLC are here and wanting to help you and your family traverse this critical decision in a caring and compassionate manner. Please do not hesitate to give us a call to set up a consultation to answer any more questions that you or your family may have.

You can reach out to us today by calling (615) 392-4916 or by filling out our online contact form.

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