Utah Estate Planning Made Simple
Make your wishes clear and give the people you love a plan to follow.
Work directly with an attorney to create an estate plan tailored to your family—with personal guidance and a flat fee you know before work begins.
15–30 minutes • Phone or in person • No obligation
700+ Five-Star Reviews
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7-Time Best of SLC Winner
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Clear Flat-Fee Pricing
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Personal Attorney Guidance
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700+ Five-Star Reviews • 7-Time Best of SLC Winner • Clear Flat-Fee Pricing • Personal Attorney Guidance •
How Can We Help?
Whether you are creating your first estate plan, updating existing documents, or handling a loved one’s estate, start with the service that fits your situation.
Create or Update Your Estate Plan
Put a plan in place for the first time, or bring an existing plan up to date. We prepare wills, living trusts, powers of attorney, and healthcare directives around your circumstances and wishes.
Plan for More Complex Needs
Have a family member with a disability, asset-protection concerns, or more involved tax and legacy goals? We help you evaluate advanced planning options and understand their benefits, limitations, and costs.
Get Help After a Death
When you are responsible for a loved one’s estate, knowing what to do next can be difficult. We handle Utah informal probate matters, prepare the necessary court paperwork, and guide you through the process.
Estate Plan Pricing, Without Guesswork
Know what your plan includes and what it will cost before deciding to move forward.
One-Person Estate Plan
Starting at $1,500
A personalized, trust-based estate plan for one person.
Two-Person Estate Plan
Starting at $2,000
A coordinated, trust-based estate plan for two people.
Both packages include a revocable living trust, supporting documents, and preparation and recording of one property deed. Each person also receives a will, financial power of attorney, and healthcare directive.
Your attorney will recommend the appropriate work and confirm your total flat fee during your consultation. You do not need to choose a package before booking.
Meet the Attorneys Behind Your Plan
Estate planning involves personal decisions. You should know who is helping you make them.
Our practice focuses on estate planning and probate for Utah individuals and families. You work directly with an attorney who helps design your plan, prepares your documents, and reviews them with you before signing.
Justin Riley
Founding Partner
Justin advises clients on estate planning, asset protection, and probate, drawing on a background in real estate law.
Justin Cutler
Founding Partner
Justin founded the firm with an emphasis on clear communication, transparent pricing, and a better client experience.
Donna Evans
Estate-Planning Attorney
Donna brings estate-planning experience and a background in business ownership and real estate investment.
Your Estate Plan in Four Steps
You do not need to understand every document or have every decision made before getting started.
1. Talk With an Attorney
Start with a free consultation. Tell us about your family, priorities, and concerns. We will discuss the plan that fits your needs and answer your questions.
2. Complete a Short Questionnaire
Our online questionnaire typically takes about 5–10 minutes. It gathers the information needed to begin preparing your documents.
3. Review Your Drafts
Your attorney prepares your documents and sends them to you before your signing appointment. Read through them and note any questions or changes.
4. Review Together and Sign
Meet with your attorney to discuss the documents, make any final adjustments, and complete the signing process.
Initial drafts are typically ready within 2–3 days after we receive the information needed to prepare your plan. We will discuss the expected completion timeline during your consultation.
What Clients Say
“Efficient. Explains everything. Timely responses.”
— Lisa M.
“Justin was able to provide solutions to meet our specific needs.”
— Levi W.
“He made the process of estate planning super easy and not so overwhelming.”
— Heidi H.
Questions Before You Get Started?
Do I need to know whether I want a will or a trust?
No. Start with what you want to accomplish, not which documents you think you need.
Your attorney will discuss your circumstances, explain the options, and recommend the documents that fit your plan.
Can you update a plan another attorney prepared?
Yes. Bring your existing documents so we can discuss your current plan and the changes you are considering. We can help you determine whether a targeted update or a more complete revision makes sense.
What happens during the free consultation?
You speak directly with an attorney about your family, goals, and questions. We explain the recommended work and provide a flat-fee quote.
Most consultations take 15–30 minutes, and there is no obligation to hire us. For a first estate plan, you do not need to gather detailed financial records before meeting with us.
Could my plan cost more than the starting price?
Not typically. The prices above are starting prices for our trust-based packages. More involved planning or additional services may cost more.
We will explain the recommended scope and quote your total flat fee before work begins.
Do I need to come to an office for my consultation?
No. Phone consultations are available to clients throughout Utah. You can also meet in person at our Draper or Kaysville office. Choose the available format that works best for you when scheduling.
15–30 minutes • Phone or in person • No obligation