4.9 / 5 on Google, 141 reviews
A Phoenix lawyer who tells you the full cost on day one
We write the flat fee down before we start on wills, trusts and uncontested divorces, so nothing changes halfway through. Consultations in English and Spanish, calls returned the same business day.
- Flat fee written down first
- Calls back same business day
- English and Spanish
- on Google, 141 reviews
- 4.9 / 5
- years in practice
- 14
- partner attorneys
- 2
- Open since
- 2011
Since 2011
Two lawyers who left big firms for plain English
A Midtown practice opened in 2011, where families planning an estate or going through a change can get straight answers.
We handle estate planning, uncontested divorce, custody and probate across the Phoenix area.
- 01
We say when not to sign
If a document is not worth signing, we tell you so, in words anyone can follow.
- 02
The fee comes first
You see the flat fee or the hourly rate on the agreement, and you keep a copy of it.
- 03
The line stays open
The case may close, but you can still call with a question that comes up months later.
Practice areas
What we handle for Phoenix families
01
Will package
A will says who gets what and who raises your children. The package adds a power of attorney and a health care directive, so someone you choose can act for you if you cannot speak for yourself.
$650
02
Living trust package
A revocable trust keeps your instructions out of probate court. We draft the trust, the pour-over will that backs it up, and the deed transfer for your property, then walk you through each page.
$1,950
03
Uncontested divorce
When both sides already agree on the terms, the divorce moves faster and costs less than a contested one. We prepare the petition and the agreement, and file them for a flat fee.
$1,500
04
Custody and parenting time
Custody and parenting time are billed by the hour, because the work depends on the other parent and on the court. After the first call you receive a written estimate before anything is filed.
05
Probate
Probate is the court process that transfers a deceased person’s assets. Its length and cost depend on the size and complexity of the estate, so we quote once we have reviewed the estate with you.