Estate Planning Online — From Start to Finish
You don’t have to put off your estate planning because of social distancing. You can now complete your entire estate plan online or over the phone — safely, securely, and from home.
Plan From Home — Safely and Easily
Keeping physical distance helps protect everyone. But it shouldn’t stop you from planning for the future.
We make it simple to handle your legal planning from home. You can talk with us by phone or video, review drafts by email, and finalize your plan without leaving your couch.
What Changed in Maine
In the past, state law required most legal documents — like wills and powers of attorney — to be signed in person. That made things difficult when travel was limited.
Now, things are different.
On April 8, 2020, Governor Janet Mills issued an Emergency Order allowing remote notarization and acknowledgments. This means you can complete every step of your estate planning virtually using secure video technology.
You can:
- Meet with us through video chat
- Review and sign documents online
- Get everything notarized remotely
No office visits. No delay. Just safe, complete estate planning from your home.
Why Online Estate Planning Works
Remote estate planning isn’t just a temporary fix — it’s a smart, convenient way to protect yourself and your family. You save time, reduce stress, and get peace of mind knowing everything is in order.
At Aging in Maine, we walk you through every step. You’ll get the same personal attention and legal care you’d receive in person — just done virtually.
Get Started Today
If you’ve been putting off your planning, now is the time.
Call or email us to learn how we can help you complete your estate plan from start to finish — online.
📞 Call: (207) 848-5600
There’s nothing “remote” about how we care for our clients — just safe, simple, and secure legal planning from our home to yours.
