Serving families across Utah
Estate Planning Lawyer in Utah: Flat‑Fee Plans From $1,500
Trust-based estate plans start at $1,500 for one person and $2,000 for a couple. Start with a free 15 to 30 minute consultation, by phone or in person, with no obligation.
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A complete estate plan at a flat fee
Choose the plan that fits your situation. We confirm which one is right for you, and your exact price, in the free consultation.
Trust-based plan
Built around a revocable living trust, so your family can avoid a probate court process for the assets you place in it.
Will-based plan
For situations where a will fits better than a trust.
The flat fee covers our legal work. Government charges, such as county recording fees if a deed is recorded, are paid separately. If your situation needs more than a standard plan, such as a business, a beneficiary with special needs, or a larger estate, we will tell you in the consultation, before you pay anything.
Do you need a will or a trust?
A will tells the court who receives your property and who raises your minor children. In Utah, a will must be signed and witnessed by two people to be valid (Utah Code § 75-2-502). A revocable living trust can hold your property during your life and pass it to your family afterward without that court process, and you can change it whenever your circumstances change.
Many Utah families choose a trust for a home or other significant assets, with a pour-over will to catch anything left out. We walk through the choice with you in the consultation. If you want to read first, see our guide to wills and revocable trusts in Utah.
Three steps, about a week from start to finish
- Free consultation. We talk through your family, your property and your goals, and we confirm your price.
- Drafts. We prepare your documents, usually within 2 to 3 business days.
- Signing. We review the documents with you and complete the signing. Most plans are finished in about a week, depending on how quickly you can gather the information we need.
Your attorneys
C. Justin CutlerAttorney
Justin H. RileyAttorney
Our estate planning practice serves families throughout Utah from offices in Draper and Kaysville.
Questions people ask before booking
How much does estate planning cost in Utah?
At Legacy Peak, trust-based plans start at $1,500 for one person and $2,000 for a couple, and will-based plans start at $1,000 and $1,500. These are flat fees, and we confirm your exact price in the free consultation.
Do I need a trust, or is a will enough?
It depends on what you own and what you want to happen. A will is simpler and costs less, but it goes through court after death. A trust can avoid that process for the assets it holds. We explain both so you can choose.
What happens in the free consultation?
It runs 15 to 30 minutes, by phone or in person. We ask about your family and property, answer your questions, recommend a type of plan and confirm your price. There is no obligation to hire us.
How long does it take to finish a plan?
Most plans take about a week from the consultation to signing. Your timeline depends on how quickly you can gather the information we need.
Ready to get your plan in place?
Book a free consultation online. There is no charge and no obligation.
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