LDPrep – Arizona Legal Document Preparation
Prepare your will, trust, and power of attorney documents with a Certified Arizona Legal Document Preparer. No legal confusion. No hourly fees. Choose the path that fits your situation and move forward with confidence.
Start Here: Estate Planning in Arizona
Feeling unsure? You’re in good company. Choosing between a Will and a Trust shouldn’t be a guessing game. We’ll help you cut through the confusion and find exactly what fits your life.
What We Do
At LDPrep.com, we simplify Estate Planning for Arizona residents. Whether you need a Will, Trust, or Power of Attorney, we prepare legally valid documents you can understand, sign, and file — all at an affordable flat rate.
Start by downloading free Arizona forms, browsing plan options, or using “Get Started” to choose the right path.
Why Choose a Legal Document Preparer (LDP)?
Certified in Arizona (AZCLDP #382090)
20+ years of local experience
Transparent pricing — no hourly rates
Free consultations
Mobile notary services available
I Already Know What I’m Looking For
If you already know which type of estate plan you want, you can jump straight to the options below.
- Essential Estate Plan
- Will-Based Estate Plan
- Trust-Based Estate Plan
- Special Purpose Trusts
I’m Not Sure Where to Start
Most people aren’t — and that’s completely normal. If you’re unsure whether you need a Will or a Trust, or which documents apply to you, we can help guide you.
Takes just a few minutes. No obligation.
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Frequently Asked Questions
An Arizona Certified Legal Document Preparer (AZCLDP) is authorized by the Arizona Supreme Court to prepare legal documents without the supervision of an attorney.
We help clients complete and file legally valid forms — like Wills, Trusts, and Powers of Attorney — at a much lower cost than law firms.
In most estate planning cases, no attorney is required.
Our documents are Arizona-compliant and professionally prepared.
However, if your situation involves complex disputes, large estates, or litigation, we’ll always recommend that you consult an attorney for additional review.
Most clients receive completed, ready-to-sign documents within 3–5 business days after submitting their intake form.
Complex cases or trust packages may take up to 7 business days, depending on revisions and notary scheduling.
Our pricing is flat-rate and transparent:
Simple Will: $199
Living Trust: $399
Durable Power of Attorney: $149
Health Care Directive: $99
Beneficiary Deed: $129
You’ll always get a written quote before we begin.
Yes — all free forms provided on this website are designed for Arizona residents and comply with state formatting requirements.
However, they’re generic templates. To ensure accuracy for your specific situation, we recommend a short consultation before signing or filing.
Absolutely. We offer mobile notary services in Prescott, Prescott Valley, and Chino Valley.
We can also arrange virtual notarization sessions for clients elsewhere in Arizona.
Simply visit the Book Now page and choose your preferred session type.
You’ll be able to select a time directly on our calendar — your appointment confirmation and reminder will be sent automatically via email.
A Will only takes effect after death and usually goes through probate court.
A Living Trust avoids probate, allowing your assets to transfer privately and faster.
Most homeowners choose a Trust for greater control and simplicity for their family.
Protect your assets, your loved ones, and your peace of mind
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Certified Arizona Legal Document Preparer
AZCLDP #382090
Serving clients throughout Arizona through secure online document preparation services.