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Writing Your Will: Taking the Step

Of all the deeds I draft, the will holds a special place. It is undoubtedly the most personal of them: it is not about figures or contracts, but about what truly matters to you, the people you love, and the mark you wish to leave.

It is also, as I often see, one of the hardest steps to begin. Writing your will means accepting that you must think about questions we usually prefer to put off. So we postpone. We tell ourselves we have time, that it is not urgent, that we will take care of it “one day.”

Over the years, I have seen many people hesitate for a long time before taking this step. Not for lack of will, but because the first step seemed heavy to them. Yet once the process is complete, the feeling that comes back most often is the same: genuine relief. The relief of having protected your loved ones and of knowing that your wishes will be respected, no matter what happens.

My role is precisely to make this path simpler and more human. There is nothing intimidating about it: we take the time to discuss it, at your pace, with respect for your situation and your values.

To help you take that first step, which is often the hardest, I have set up an online appointment booking tool on this site. Your will will of course still be drafted at my office, but in just a few clicks you will be able to choose the time that suits you, without having to call or wait. It is a small thing, but I hope it will help remove whatever is still holding you back.

I have also published my fees so that everything can be done without surprises and with complete peace of mind.

And because some situations involve having to deal with emergencies, I have reorganized my schedule to reserve a few slots available in the short term. Not in six months, but in the very next few days, if circumstances require it.

If you have been thinking about it for some time, perhaps see it as a sign that the right time has come. I would be happy to support you.

To learn more about this process, you can also visit my page dedicated to wills and protection mandates.