Wills, trusts and powers of attorney for Arizona families
Keep your home out of probate court.
Answer simple questions online. We use your answers to prepare the standard Arizona probate-avoidance documents many families use, for one flat fee published before you start.
- Living trust
- $950single
- Married
- $1,400flat
- Hourly billing
- Noneever
Not sure what you need? See your plan in 90 seconds. Free, no email.
Two ways to begin. Both are free until you choose a package.
Talk with Jon firstA free 30-minute call. Pick any open time on his calendar and you get a confirmation right away.Pick a time Start online nowChoose your package and pay the flat fee. Your portal opens the moment you finish, with your questionnaire ready.Choose a packageRather talk now? Call (520) 400-2610
What we prepare.
The core documents many Arizona families use to keep a home and accounts out of probate. Standardized, carefully prepared, and priced flat.
- 01
Revocable Living Trust
From $950Avoid Arizona probate, keep your estate private, stay in control. Details
- 02
Wills
From $500Name your guardians. Direct your assets. Make probate simpler. Details
- 03
Powers of Attorney
From $150 eachChoose who acts for you if you can't. Details
- 04
Healthcare Directives
From $150 eachDocument your healthcare wishes before you need them. Details
A custom living trust in Arizona typically runs
$4,000 to $5,000+
Our standard living trust package
$950
$1,400 for a married couple. Flat, published, no hourly meter.
Market range per the 2025 Arizona Estate Planning Fee Guide (Boland Law Group). Standard-package pricing for straightforward Arizona estates; situations needing an attorney are quoted separately by Edward Law Firm.
Every package, every price
- Single Living Trust Package$950
- Married Living Trust Package$1,400
- Basic Will Package$650
- Reciprocal Wills Package$1,000
- Beneficiary Deed$330
- POA Pair (one person)$300
- Couple's POA Package$500
Three steps, mostly from your couch.
- 1
Answer simple questions online.
A guided questionnaire about your family, your home and your wishes. It also screens for situations that need an attorney, so you know early whether the standard package fits.
- 2
We prepare your standard package.
We use your answers to prepare the standard Arizona probate-avoidance documents. Attorneys at Edward Law Firm are available to review them, and to handle anything outside the standard process.
- 3
Review, then sign.
Read your approved documents in your portal on your own time. When you are ready, our office arranges the signing with you, in person or with a notary near you.
Built for simple. Honest about the rest.
Our process is for everyday families with straightforward wishes. Some situations need real legal advice instead, and we will tell you when yours is one of them.
What you get
The standard Arizona probate-avoidance package.
The same core documents many Arizona families use to keep a home and accounts out of probate. Standardized and guided, not custom legal strategy.
- Revocable living trust. The core document many Arizona families use to keep their home and accounts out of probate.
- Pour-over will. Catches anything not titled into the trust and directs it there. Names guardians for minor children.
- Financial power of attorney. Names who can manage your finances if you become unable to.
- Healthcare power of attorney & living will. Names who makes medical decisions and records your care wishes.
- Certificate of trust. The short proof of your trust that banks and title companies ask for.
- Beneficiary deed assistance. For Arizona real estate, when applicable, to transfer property outside probate.
When you need an attorney
What this is not designed for.
Some situations need real legal advice and a custom plan. If any of these apply to you, the standard process is the wrong tool. And our intake will tell you so and point you to an attorney.
- Blended families or multiple marriages
- Business ownership or investment entities
- Disabled or special-needs beneficiaries
- Asset-protection planning
- Medicaid or long-term-care planning
- Significant tax concerns
- Disinheriting a spouse, child, or family member
- Out-of-state or multi-state real estate
- Creditor concerns or pending litigation
- Unusually large or complex estates
- Contested or conflict family situations
- Farm, ranch, or business succession
These are handled by independent attorneys at Edward Law Firm, PLLC, as separate legal services. Not sure which side you’re on?
Build your plan and we’ll tell youTucson, Arizona
A real Arizona attorney reviews every document.
Hawthorne Legacy Advisorsis a self-help document service. Not a law firm, and it doesn’t give legal advice. But you’re never without a lawyer: every document is reviewed by an Arizona-licensed attorney before it reaches you, and anything outside the standard process is referred to an independent Arizona law firm.
E. Jonathon Scibilia
Principal Attorney, Edward Law Firm, PLLC · Member, State Bar of Arizona
Jon leads Edward Law Firm, the independent Arizona firm that handles optional reviews and the matters that need a lawyer. Based in Tucson and traveling statewide. Fifteen years of combined tax and estate practice. Services are offered only to Arizona residents today.
Read Jon’s full bioGet a real answer right now.
Arizona-specific, free, and none of them ask for an email address.
- Estate auditAsset by asset, find out how much of your estate would actually probate, plus the specific fix for each gap.About 90 seconds
- Should I get a trust?Five questions, tailored recommendation. Arizona-specific, no email required.5 questions
- If I die without a willArizona intestate-succession calculator. Find out exactly how state law would distribute your estate. About 30 seconds.About 30 seconds
- Probate cost calculatorDrag the slider. See what probate would cost your estate, with a full fee waterfall, and how it compares to a $950 trust.One slider
- Build your plan8 to 10 questions. See whether the standard probate-avoidance package fits your family, with itemized pricing, or whether your situation needs an attorney.8 to 10 questions
Common questions.
All questions- How can you charge $950 for a living trust when other firms charge $4,000 or more?
- Hawthorne Legacy Advisors is built around volume, transparency, and a focused service menu (Arizona wills, trusts, and powers of attorney) delivered by Edward Law Firm. We standardize what should be standardized, draft carefully where it matters, and don't pay for downtown office space. For 90% of Arizona families the documents you need are well-defined. You shouldn't have to pay hourly law-firm rates for them.
- Are there any hidden fees?
- No. The price on the pricing page is the price you pay for the documents listed. The only additional costs are pass-through items. For example, if your trust includes real property, the county charges a recording fee for the new deed, and we pass that on at cost. We also offer an optional physical binder ($75) that you can elect or skip.
- How long does the process take?
- For a straightforward plan, expect about 2 to 3 weeks from your first consultation to signing. The bulk of that is your time to review drafts. Urgent cases (terminal illness, imminent travel) can be expedited. Let us know during the consultation.
- Do I have to meet in person?
- No. Consultations are by phone or video, drafts are reviewed by email, and our office arranges your signing with you. We're based in Tucson and happy to meet in person there if you prefer, but it's never required, and we serve families across Arizona.
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