Prescott Widow Probate Court Provable Will

Betty from Williamson Valley walked into my office with red eyes and a story that broke my heart.

Her husband passed suddenly.

She had his Will — notarized, signed, sealed.

But Yavapai County court said, “We need two witnesses in person to prove it.”

Betty didn’t have them.

She paid $1,200 in fees and waited six months to sell their cabin.

Six months of grief — plus court stress.

Arizona has a simple fix: the “Provable Will.”

Add a $10 self-proving affidavit when you sign.

No court appearance after death.

Family gets assets in weeks.

Betty could have used two neighbors as witnesses — free.

Or paid $10 for the affidavit.

Either way, no court.

Now Betty tells everyone:

“Ten bucks and a hug — that’s all it takes.”

All LDPrep forms let you pick the easy path.

No $150 notary unless you want it.

Let’s write your story with a happy ending.

See Will options

Need a notary? I come to you

Read Arizona Probate Law (official)

Bring two neighbors — and additionally I’ll notarize for $10.

We look out for each other in Yavapai County.

Joanne Beverly, AZCLDP #382090

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