Last Will & Testament
A clear, properly executed will directs how your assets are distributed and who cares for your minor children. Without one, Utah’s intestacy statute decides — often poorly. We draft wills that hold up in court.
A properly drafted will, trust, or power of attorney protects your wishes, your assets, and your family — not Utah’s probate court. We make estate planning straightforward, affordable, and complete.
Estate planning isn’t just paperwork — it’s a conversation about what matters to you and how to protect it. We listen first, draft second.
A clear, properly executed will directs how your assets are distributed and who cares for your minor children. Without one, Utah’s intestacy statute decides — often poorly. We draft wills that hold up in court.
A living trust avoids probate, preserves privacy, and provides for incapacity. For most Utah families with real property or significant assets, a trust is the foundation of a complete estate plan.
Durable financial and healthcare powers of attorney let trusted people manage your affairs if you can’t. Without these documents, your family may need court guardianship — slow, expensive, and public.
Utah’s Advance Health Care Directive lets you specify medical treatment preferences and designate a healthcare agent. We help you make these decisions calmly, before a crisis forces them.
When a loved one passes, surviving family must navigate probate, asset transfers, and creditor claims. We guide executors and administrators through every step of the process.
If you’re named trustee of a family trust, you have specific legal duties. We advise trustees on distributions, accounting, tax filings, and beneficiary communications.
Every case follows the same disciplined methodology. The results vary, but the diligence doesn't.
We start by understanding your family, assets, concerns, and goals. There’s no one-size-fits-all estate plan — yours should reflect your specific situation.
Based on your circumstances, we recommend the right combination of documents — will, trust, powers of attorney, healthcare directive, beneficiary designations.
We draft your documents and review them with you in plain English, making sure you understand what each provision does and why it’s there.
We supervise proper signing and witnessing under Utah law, then provide originals and digital copies. We’re available for updates as your life changes.
No obligation. No judgment. Just answers from experienced Utah defense attorneys.