We completed Florida last will, living will, and power of atty in 2012 from documents obtained from U.S. Legal Forms, Inc. These all have been properly notorized.
Thank you for the question. In Florida, a Last Will does not get filed with the Probate Court until someone passes away. I would make sure your loved ones have a copy of your last will, your living will, health care surrogacy and Florida Durable Power of Attorney and that they know where to find the originals. I often use a great resource called Docubank to store and retrieve my client's health care documents and you can contact them directly. Good luck to you, here is the site I referenced: https://www.docubank.com/
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