Start Your Arizona Estate Plan
Estate planning doesn’t have to be overwhelming.
We help you understand your options and prepare only the documents you actually need under Arizona law.
- Clear explanations in plain language
- Arizona-compliant document preparatione
- No unnecessary documents or upsells
Not Sure Where to Start?
Most people know they need some estate planning — but aren’t sure whether that means health directives, a will, or a trust. This page helps you understand the difference so you can choose the right starting point with confidence
Essential Estate Plan
Starting at $99
Protect your health and financial decision–making with essential Arizona documents.
Includes:
- Health Care Power of Attorney
- Health Care Living Will
- Financial Power of Attorney
Will-Based Estate Plan
Starting at $199
A will-based plan explains how your assets are distributed after death through the probate process. This option is often chosen by individuals or families looking for a simpler, lower-cost approach.
- People without complex assets
- Those comfortable with probate
- Budget-conscious planning
Trust-Based Estate Plan
Starting at $399
A trust-based plan helps manage your assets during life, incapacity, and after death — often avoiding probate and providing greater privacy and control.
- Homeowners
- Families with long-term planning needs
- Those who want to avoid probate
Ways to Avoid Probate
Many people want to reduce the time, cost, and public nature of probate. Arizona law allows certain tools—such as trusts, beneficiary deeds, and account titling—that may help assets pass outside of probate.
Learn what probate is, when it applies, and common ways Arizona residents reduce probate involvement.
Not Ready to Decide Yet?
That’s okay. Many people aren’t. You can explore each option in more detail before moving forward, and you’re never required to prepare documents you don’t need.
Protect your assets, your loved ones, and your peace of mind