Make your wishes clear and make things easier for the people you love. Get an estate plan tailored to your family, with personal attorney guidance and clear flat-fee pricing.
One-person plans from $1,500
Two-person plans from $2,000.
Utah Estate Planning Made Simple
15–30 minutes • By phone or in person • No obligation
700+ Five-Star Google Reviews ● 7-Time Best of SLC Winner ● Attorney-Drafted Plans.
“I was very pleased with the quality of services which included setting up a Will and Trust. I dealt directly with Justin who was responsive and attentive. Great value for the price.” — Michael M.
Know What Your Plan Includes—and What It Costs
Our trust-based estate-planning packages bring the core documents together in one coordinated plan. Your free consultation will help you understand what fits your needs before you commit.
One-Person Estate Plan
Starting at $1,500
A personalized estate plan for one person, including:
A revocable living trust.
A last will and testament.
A durable power of attorney.
A healthcare directive.
A certificate of trust and additional estate-planning forms.
Preparation and recording of one property deed.
Two-Person Estate Plan
Starting at $2,000
A coordinated estate plan for two people, including:
A joint revocable living trust.
A last will and testament for each person.
A durable power of attorney for each person.
A healthcare directive for each person.
A certificate of trust and additional estate-planning forms.
Preparation and recording of one property deed.
More Than Document Preparation
Your attorney helps you make the planning decisions, prepares your documents, and reviews them with you before you sign.
We will explain the recommended work and confirm your total flat fee before work begins. You do not need to choose a package before scheduling your consultation.
Personal Guidance From an Estate-Planning Attorney
A questionnaire can collect information. A conversation helps you understand your options.
At Legacy Peak, you work directly with an attorney who helps you turn your wishes into a coordinated plan. We explain the decisions, answer your questions, and help you understand the documents you are signing.
Our Team
Justin Cutler
Founding Partner
Justin H. Riley
Founding Partner
Estate-Planning AttorneyDonna Evans
Our practice focuses on estate planning and probate for Utah individuals and families. Consultations are available by phone or in person at our Draper and Kaysville offices.
A Clear Path From “We Should Do This” to Done
1. Talk With an Attorney
Free consultation · 15–30 minutes
Tell us about your family, your priorities, and the questions on your mind. We will discuss what your plan should include and provide a flat-fee quote.
2. Complete a Short Questionnaire
About 5–10 minutes
When you are ready to move forward, complete our online questionnaire. It gathers the information your attorney needs to begin preparing your documents.
3. Review Your Drafts
Typically ready within 2–3 days after we receive the information we need
Your attorney prepares documents around your circumstances and wishes. You receive the drafts before your signing appointment so you have time to review them.
4. Meet, Ask Questions, and Sign
Review the documents with your attorney, discuss any changes, and complete the signing process. You will have an opportunity to understand the plan—not simply sign it.
What Clients Say About Working With Us
“It was a pleasure working with Justin for our estate planning. He took what was initially perceived as an intimidating and uncomfortable process and made it seamless and painless.” — Jeremy R.
“Justin is fantastic to work with. He made the process of estate planning super easy and not so overwhelming.” — Heidi H.
“Justin is excellent to work with being both very knowledgeable and personable. He answered my questions with no pressure to purchase anything.” — Sandy N.
15–30 minutes • By phone or in person • No obligation
Questions Before You Book?
What happens during the free consultation?
You meet directly with an attorney to discuss your family, your goals, and any concerns you have. We explain the recommended plan and the flat fee for preparing it.
Most consultations take 15–30 minutes. You can ask questions and decide whether to move forward without any obligation to hire us.
Do I need to prepare anything?
For a first estate plan, you do not need to gather detailed financial records or complete an account-by-account inventory before meeting with us. Come with a general understanding of your situation and the questions you would like answered.
If you already have estate-planning documents, have them available so we can discuss your existing plan and the changes you are considering.
Do I need to know whether I want a will or a trust?
No. You do not need to choose the documents or understand the legal terminology before scheduling.
We will discuss your circumstances, explain the options, and help you decide what your plan should include.
Will my estate plan cost the advertised starting price?
The prices above are starting prices for our trust-based packages. Your total fee depends on the planning and work your situation requires.
We will identify the recommended scope and quote your flat fee before work begins. You will know what is included before deciding to proceed.
How long does the process take?
Many clients with straightforward planning needs complete the process in about a week. The timing depends on receiving the necessary information, reviewing the drafts, making any changes, and scheduling the signing appointment.
We will discuss the expected timeline for your plan during your consultation.
Can I meet with an attorney without coming to an office?
Yes. 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 · By phone or in person · No obligation
You do not need all the answers to get started.
Choose a time to speak with an attorney about your family, your priorities, and the plan that makes sense for you. We will explain your options and the cost so you can decide on your next step.