Frequently Asked Questions

Think about appointing an executor, choosing guardians for any dependents, listing beneficiaries, and specifying distribution of personal items. Regularly review beneficiaries and update the will to reflect life changes.

The timeline varies based on the complexity of your personal situation. Most clients complete consultations, document drafting, and formal signing within four to six weeks.

Before your initial consultation, collect existing identification documents, any previous wills or property records, a list of real estate or personal property holdings, and details of family or beneficiaries. If you have medical directives or power of attorney forms already in place, please bring those as well.

At Will Custodian, we guide seniors through each step of will drafting, from clarifying wishes and choosing beneficiaries to preparing legally sound documents. Our advisors meet you in Doha or via a secure video consultation to ensure your final will reflects your intentions clearly and respectfully.

Our standard fee for will preparation starts at 300. We offer transparent pricing based on the complexity of your estate and any additional directives you wish to include. A detailed estimate will be provided after an initial review of your circumstances.

After gathering your information and preferences, the drafting process typically takes two to three weeks. We prioritize accuracy and clarity to minimize revisions and deliver a polished document you can sign without delay.

Yes. As circumstances evolve, you can update your will. Will Custodian provides amendment services to reflect new wishes, changes in family relationships, or additional property. We archive prior versions and guide you through executing your revised document.

A power of attorney is a legal form that designates a trusted individual to manage your affairs if you become unable to do so. Seniors often establish both organizational and medical powers of attorney to ensure decisions continue to align with their values and care preferences.

Within your will, you can name a guardian for any dependents. Our advisors explain the legal requirements, help you choose the appropriate person for this role, and draft the necessary clauses to formalize your guardian selection.

Yes. We can include directions for digital accounts, social media profiles, and online memberships within your estate plan. You decide who accesses or deactivates each account and provide any login instructions.