Will Preparation
A well-written will gives you control over what happens to your property, your accounts, and the people who matter most. Without one, the state of Arizona decides for you.
Why a Will Matters
A will puts your wishes in writing. Who receives your property. Who raises your children. Who handles your affairs. Without one, Arizona law decides all of this for you.
It is the only legal document that can name a guardian for your minor children. And if you have a living trust, a will acts as a safety net, catching anything that was not transferred into the trust during your lifetime.
Over 60% of American adults do not have a will. If you are one of them, your family could face unnecessary delays, disputes, and court involvement.
Three Wills. Three Purposes.
Depending on your situation, you may need one, two, or all three. We help you figure out which.
Your Written Direction for Who Gets What
Names who receives your property, who serves as executor, and who raises your children. Without one, Arizona's intestacy laws decide based on family relationships alone.
The Safety Net for Your Trust
Catches any assets not transferred into your living trust during your lifetime. They get 'poured over' into the trust after you pass instead of going through probate unprotected.
Your Healthcare Wishes in Writing
Covers decisions about life support, resuscitation, and critical care if you cannot speak for yourself. Works best when paired with a Medical Power of Attorney.
Do You Already Have a Will?
Create Your Will
Every will we prepare is tailored to your family, meets all Arizona legal requirements, and is designed to work alongside a trust if you have one.
What We Prepare for You
Every will we prepare is professionally drafted, tailored to your specific family situation, and meets all Arizona legal requirements. Whether you need a standalone will or one that works alongside a living trust, we build the right plan for you.
Last Will and Testament
Names who receives your property, who serves as your executor, and who raises your children if something happens to you.
Guardian Nominations
The only legal way to name who raises your minor children. A trust cannot do this. Only a will can.
Pour-Over Will
Catches any assets not transferred into your trust during your lifetime. Included automatically with every trust-based plan.
Living Will
Your healthcare wishes in writing, covering decisions about life support, resuscitation, and critical care if you cannot speak for yourself.
How It Works
Start With a Conversation
Schedule a free consultation or attend a seminar. We learn about your family, your goals, and your concerns.
We Draft Your Documents
Our team prepares your will and any supporting documents, customized to your situation and compliant with Arizona law.
Review and Sign
We walk through every document with you so you understand exactly what you are signing. Witnessing and notary are included.
Ongoing Support
Your documents are stored securely. We review your plan after major life changes and when Arizona laws change, at no extra cost.
Every will we prepare is professionally drafted and meets all Arizona state requirements for execution, witnessing, and notarization.
Do You Need More Than a Will?
Most of our clients use a will and a living trust together. The trust avoids probate and handles the bulk of your assets. The will names guardians and catches anything the trust missed. During your consultation, we help you understand whether a will alone is enough or whether a more complete plan makes sense.
Consider a Living Trust
A living trust avoids probate, stays private, and protects you during incapacity. Combined with a will, it gives your family the most comprehensive protection available under Arizona law.
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