Estate planning is about making sure everything you have worked for goes exactly where you want it to go, and that the people you care about are taken care of the way you choose.
Most people put off estate planning because it feels complicated. Too many documents, too many decisions, and no clear place to start. We hear that all the time. It is exactly why we set things up the way we did.
RJP works with an independent law firm right in our office. Your attorney, your advisor, and your documents are all under one roof.
Your estate is everything you own. Without a plan, the probate court decides what happens to all of it.
Arizona requires probate for estates with more than $200,000 in personal property or $300,000 in real estate. Most Arizona homeowners are already past this line.
Most clients have their completed estate plan in hand within about five weeks. Three steps, start to finish.
Book a complimentary consultation or attend one of our free workshops. Either way, you meet the same team and we walk you through your options, step by step.

Book a complimentary consultation or attend one of our free workshops. Either way, you meet the same team and we walk you through your options, step by step.

You sit down with one of the most experienced estate planning attorneys in Arizona. Together, you walk through your family, your assets, and the specific protections your plan needs. Every document is tailored to your situation and Arizona law.
You sit down with one of the most experienced estate planning attorneys in Arizona. Together, you walk through your family, your assets, and the specific protections your plan needs. Every document is tailored to your situation and Arizona law.
Our team drafts your complete estate plan, reviews each document with you in detail, and schedules a signing appointment with a notary present. You walk out with your finished plan in hand.
Our team drafts your complete estate plan, reviews each document with you in detail, and schedules a signing appointment with a notary present. You walk out with your finished plan in hand.
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When you work with RJP, your estate plan comes with lifetime support and services that most firms charge extra for.
Complimentary reviews every 3 to 5 years to ensure your plan stays current with your life and the law.
When Arizona or federal estate law changes, we update your documents at no additional charge.
Step-by-step guidance to retitle your assets into your trust so your plan actually works.
Secure digital storage of all your estate plan documents, accessible anytime you need them.
When the time comes, our team walks your family through the entire settlement process at no extra charge.
Wallet-sized cards that identify your agents and provide emergency contact information.
Your plan is structured to protect your assets from creditors, lawsuits, and unnecessary taxation.
Complimentary notarization for all estate plan documents at our Scottsdale and Tucson offices.
Every plan is different. But most families start right here. With the documents that protect your home, your decisions, and the people who depend on you.
A living trust keeps your family out of probate court. Your home, savings, and other assets pass directly to the people you choose, with no court involvement, no delays, and no public record.
A living trust keeps your family out of probate court. Your home, savings, and other assets pass directly to the people you choose, with no court involvement, no delays, and no public record.
A will puts you in control. Who gets what. Who raises your children. Who handles your affairs. Without one, the state of Arizona decides for you.
A will puts you in control. Who gets what. Who raises your children. Who handles your affairs. Without one, the state of Arizona decides for you.
If you can't make decisions for yourself, someone will. A Power of Attorney lets you choose who that person is and exactly what they can do.
If you can't make decisions for yourself, someone will. A Power of Attorney lets you choose who that person is and exactly what they can do.
Get answers in person at a free 90-minute estate planning seminar held at local venues across Arizona.
Some situations call for more than the basics. These services cover the specific details that make your plan fit your life.
A good estate plan spells out exactly who receives what, when they receive it, and under what conditions. Naming beneficiaries, structuring an inheritance for children or grandchildren, leaving assets to a charity, guiding a successor trustee through estate settlement. These services make sure the details are clear and nothing is left to chance.
Not everyone has obvious heirs. Whether you want to leave assets to friends, extended family, organizations, or charitable causes, we help you build a plan that reflects what matters to you.
Learn moreEstate distribution planning is the process of deciding who receives your assets, when they receive them, and under what conditions. A clear distribution plan prevents disputes and ensures your wishes are followed.
Learn moreWhen a loved one passes, we walk your successor trustee through every step of settling the estate. No extra charge. No time limit.
Learn moreA good estate plan spells out exactly who receives what, when they receive it, and under what conditions. Naming beneficiaries, structuring an inheritance for children or grandchildren, leaving assets to a charity, guiding a successor trustee through estate settlement. These services make sure the details are clear and nothing is left to chance.
Some families face situations that go beyond a standard estate plan. A loved one may need guardianship or conservatorship. ALTCS eligibility could help cover long-term care or nursing home costs in Arizona. A spouse who served in the military may qualify for VA Aid and Attendance benefits. Even pets deserve a plan. These services address the situations most firms overlook.
When a loved one can no longer manage their own affairs due to incapacity, guardianship and conservatorship provide a legal framework for their care and financial protection.
Learn moreALTCS is Arizona's Medicaid program for long-term care. Qualifying can save a family hundreds of thousands of dollars in nursing home costs. We help you navigate the complex eligibility rules.
Learn moreIf you or your spouse served in the military, you may be entitled to significant VA benefits that can help pay for long-term care, assisted living, or in-home care.
Learn moreYour pets cannot speak for themselves. A pet trust ensures they are cared for by someone you choose, with funds set aside specifically for their needs.
Learn moreSome families face situations that go beyond a standard estate plan. A loved one may need guardianship or conservatorship. ALTCS eligibility could help cover long-term care or nursing home costs in Arizona. A spouse who served in the military may qualify for VA Aid and Attendance benefits. Even pets deserve a plan. These services address the situations most firms overlook.
A trust only works if your assets are properly connected to it. These services handle the supporting documents that make your plan real. Arizona beneficiary deeds to transfer property, HIPAA authorizations so your family can access medical information, fiduciary appointments for professional management, and small estate affidavits for simplified transfers when a full probate is not required.
A HIPAA authorization gives your designated family members or agents access to your medical records right now, not just when you are incapacitated. It is a simple document with an important distinction from powers of attorney.
Learn moreHow your property is titled determines whether it avoids probate. We prepare and record the right deed for your situation.
Learn moreWhen there is no family member able or willing to serve as trustee, our professional fiduciary team steps in to manage trusts, settle estates, and protect beneficiaries.
Learn moreIf an estate falls below Arizona's small estate threshold, a small estate affidavit can transfer assets without probate or a trust. We prepare the documents and guide you through the process.
Learn moreA trust only works if your assets are properly connected to it. These services handle the supporting documents that make your plan real. Arizona beneficiary deeds to transfer property, HIPAA authorizations so your family can access medical information, fiduciary appointments for professional management, and small estate affidavits for simplified transfers when a full probate is not required.
Choosing who handles your estate plan matters. Here is what sets us apart.
Trust creation, funding, deed transfers, beneficiary updates, and notarized signing. One team handles the entire process from start to finish.
You know the cost before any work begins. No hourly billing, no surprise invoices, no ticking clock during your consultation.
Qualified advisors handle the planning. Licensed attorneys draft the documents. You get personal attention and professional legal work at a fraction of what a traditional firm charges.
Not a single client with a properly funded RJP trust has ended up in probate court. That is the whole point of the plan.
Not a franchise. Not a national chain. A family-run Arizona firm with three decades of estate planning experience and an A+ BBB rating since 2006.
Blended families, aging parents, special needs children, business owners. We build plans around your situation, not a template.
Schedule a free consultation or attend a seminar near you. We will learn about your family, your goals, and build the right plan together.