Virginia Last Will & Testament Forms & Preparation 

If you live in Virginia, creating a legally valid Last Will and Testament ensures your property, minor children, and final wishes are handled according to your instructions — not according to Virginia intestacy statutes.

At Noble Notary & Legal Document Preparers, we provide affordable Virginia Last Will and Testament preparation services starting at just $14.95, with full-service options available for those who want professional drafting and execution support.

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Virginia Last Will & Testament Pricing Options

We offer three service levels depending on your needs and budget:

1️⃣ DIY Virginia Will Form – $14.95

Best for individuals who want a compliant template to complete themselves.

Includes:

• Virginia-compliant Last Will and Testament template

• Editable Word & PDF formats

• Step-by-step instructions

• Self-proving affidavit template

• Instant digital download

• Lifetime access to library!
  
  

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You will arrange your own witnesses and notary.

2️⃣ Professional Virginia Will Preparation – $225 (Most Popular)

Ideal for individuals who want professional drafting without attorney-level fees.

Includes:

• Personal consultation to gather your wishes

• Custom Virginia-compliant Will

• Executor designation

• Beneficiary designations

• Guardian nominations for minor children

• Self-proving affidavit included

• Revisions if needed
  
  

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You arrange witnesses and notary — or upgrade to white-glove service below.

3️⃣ White-Glove Will Preparation + Execution – $475

Our complete done-for-you package.

Includes EVERYTHING in the $225 package PLUS:

• Mobile notary sent to your location

• Two witnesses provided

• On-site supervision of proper execution

• Self-proving affidavit notarized

• We travel to your home, office, hospital, or care facility
  
  

📞 Call for White-Glove Service: 1-877-540-6104

Virginia Will Requirements

To create a valid Will in Virginia:

• You must be 18 years or older

• You must be of sound mind

• The Will must be in writing

• You must sign the Will

• Two competent witnesses must sign the Will
  
  

Virginia does not require notarization for validity. However, a notarized self-proving affidavit is strongly recommended because it simplifies probate by eliminating the need for witness testimony later.

Our preparation services ensure your Will complies with Virginia law.

What Happens If You Die Without a Will in Virginia?

If you pass away without a Will in Virginia, you die intestate, meaning Virginia law determines how your estate is distributed.

Examples of intestacy distribution:

• Married with children (all from current spouse) → spouse typically inherits everything

• Married with children from a prior relationship → spouse and children share the estate

• Unmarried with children → children inherit equally

• No spouse or children → parents or siblings inherit

• No heirs → estate may eventually pass to the Commonwealth
  
  

Without a Will, you lose control over:

• Who manages your estate

• Who inherits specific property

• Guardianship for minor children

• Timing of distributions

• Protection against family disputes
  
  

A properly executed Virginia Last Will ensures your wishes are honored.

Do You Need a Lawyer to Create a Will in Virginia?

No. Virginia law allows individuals to create their own Wills without hiring an attorney.

We are legal document preparers, not attorneys, and we do not provide legal advice. We prepare documents based solely on the information you provide.

For complex estates, business ownership, tax planning, blended families, or anticipated disputes, we recommend consulting a licensed Virginia estate planning attorney.

For straightforward estates, our services offer substantial savings compared to attorney fees that often range from $750 to $3,000+.

When Should You Consider Hiring an Attorney?

You may need an attorney if you:

• Own substantial assets

• Have real estate in multiple states

• Have a blended family

• Have special needs beneficiaries

• Require trust or tax planning

• Expect possible Will contests
  
  

For simple to moderate estates, professional document preparation is often efficient and cost-effective.

Complete Your Virginia Estate Plan

A Will is one component of a comprehensive estate plan. You may also consider:

• Durable Financial Power of Attorney

• Advance Medical Directive

• Living Will

• Real estate deed transfers

• Trust planning (if appropriate)
  
  

We can assist with additional Virginia document preparation services upon request.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does a Virginia Last Will cost?

• DIY Form: $14.95

• Professional Preparation: $225

• White-Glove Package: $475
  
  

Is notarization required in Virginia?

No, but a notarized self-proving affidavit is strongly recommended to speed up probate.

Can I handwrite my own Will in Virginia?

Virginia may recognize handwritten (holographic) Wills if fully in your handwriting and signed, but they are more susceptible to challenge. A properly typed and witnessed Will is strongly recommended.

Where should I store my original Will?

Store your original in a safe, fire-resistant location accessible to your executor. Inform your executor where it is kept.

Protect Your Virginia Family Today

Creating a Virginia Last Will and Testament gives you peace of mind and control over your legacy.

Choose your option:

• $14.95 DIY Form

• $225 Professional Preparation

• $475 White-Glove Execution Package
  
  

📞 Call Now: 1-877-540-6104
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Noble Notary & Legal Document Preparers
Serving All of Virginia
Phone: 1-877-540-6104
Email: Gracie.sias32@gmail.com

We are not attorneys and do not provide legal advice. We prepare documents based solely on your instructions. For legal counsel, consult a licensed Virginia attorney.