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From the time the testator meets with the attorney and provides all information, what is the professional standard of timeliness in creating/completing a will. For instance, if an 82 year-old with difficult to control diabetes, coronary artery disease, high blood pressure and several recent strokes meets with attorney and comes fully prepared with all information, is it reasonable for the attorney to "sit on the project" and do nothing to complete the deliverable for over three months. In this example, the will still hasn't been completed, and the attorney has been asked several times about the hold-up, but just states (we've been too busy)