10/22/2026
Estate planning attorneys need a notary partner who understands true urgency when hospice is involved. Today, an attorney client reached out regarding a signer on his deathbed, and we treated the request with the priority and respect it deserved.
Our client mentioned we could schedule for today or tomorrow, but I insisted on getting it done immediately.
I have had a signer pass away before we could execute their documents because their family member who was coordinating did not act with urgency.
Though it wasn't my fault, that loss weighed heavily on me.
When someone is in hospice, tomorrow is never guaranteed.
We received the documents, updated the dates and notary blocks, printed, and coordinated our top trusted witnesses.
Notarizing documents for a patient in hospice requires patience and empathy.
I couldnโt do this exceptional work alone, and am incredibly grateful for Angela Daniels Millenbaugh and LaDerek McGill for always being there when we need them the most.
Angelaโs soft southern voice immediately put the room at ease, leading the signer to share stories of playing guitar in his high school band.
LaDerek efficiently set up our equipment and ensured every witness block was completed without a single error.
Teamwork makes the dream work.
Because of our team, our client kept running their law firm without having to pull staff or disrupt their work day.
We executed the documents flawlessly, provided scan backs the same day, and gave everyone involved complete peace of mind.
Every estate planning firm needs a dependable, compassionate notary partner on speed dial for high-urgency signings.
Contact us today to see how easily we integrate with your estate planning law practice.
Rebecca Fillion, Founder of
Fillion Notary & Apostille Services
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