Arizona Living Trusts · One Attorney · One Flat Fee
Your living trust, drafted by the attorney.
Not a DIY template.
Luke Reynoso has practiced exclusively in trusts and estates since 2007. He meets with you by video, drafts every document himself, and sets one flat fee before you commit.
- Since 2007Since 2007
- 3,000+ plans3,000+ plans
- J.D., LL.M. (Tax)J.D., LL.M. (Taxation)
- AZ Bar No. 025184Arizona Bar No. 025184
- Plans from $1,900Plans from $1,900
Drafted by Luke, not a DIY template
Every document is prepared by Luke Reynoso, J.D., LL.M. (Taxation).
Fully virtual
Meet with your attorney by video from anywhere in Arizona.
Flat fee, quoted first
You know the full price before you commit to anything.
Why It Matters
Avoid probate. Protect your family. Stay in control.
Without a funded trust, your estate goes through probate, a court supervised process your family has to work through before they receive anything.
It takes time your family does not have
Arizona probate usually takes several months to a year, sometimes longer. Until it closes, your family may have limited access to the assets in the estate.
It becomes public record
Probate is a public court record: your assets, your debts, and who receives what. A funded trust keeps that private.
It costs more than you think
Court fees, personal representative fees and attorney fees come out of the estate first. A trust administered privately usually costs less.
The Process
How it works, your estate plan in three simple steps.
See if you qualify
Answer a short online screener so we can confirm this is the right plan for your situation before you spend a dollar.
Meet your attorney
Sign your engagement, complete PlanBuilder, our guided online questionnaire, then meet Luke by video to design your plan.
Receive your finished plan
Luke drafts your documents, records a personal video walkthrough, and delivers your binder with clear signing instructions.
The Comparison
Why an attorney beats DIY software and non attorney providers.
The alternative to a licensed attorney is not only software. It also includes legal document preparers, online paralegal services, and sales presentations that package a trust with an annuity or insurance product. Here is what each path can and cannot do.
Under Arizona Supreme Court rules, a certified legal document preparer may give general legal information but may not give legal advice about your rights, options or strategy. That is the line between a document and a plan.
Option A
DIY Software and Non Attorney Providers
Online form kits, legal document preparers, online paralegal services, and sales presentations that package a trust with an annuity or insurance product. They can prepare or deliver paperwork, but they are not licensed to give legal advice, and some earn commission on products recommended alongside a trust.
- Who drafts itA software template or a non attorney preparer
- Legal advice on structureExcluded in the terms, or cannot legally be given
- Trust funded correctlyUsually left to you
- Who is accountableNot bound by attorney ethical duties or State Bar discipline
- If something is wrongNobody checks until the plan is needed
Option B
OnlineTrustAttorney
- Who drafts itA licensed Arizona attorney
- Legal advice on structureIncluded in every plan
- Trust funded correctlyGuided by your attorney
- Who is accountableA licensed attorney, bound by ethics rules
- If something is wrongCaught before you sign
Your Attorney
Meet Luke
Luke is a licensed Arizona estate planning attorney who has focused his practice on Arizona families for nearly twenty years. He is the only attorney at Online Trust Attorney, so he reviews your PlanBuilder answers, designs your plan, drafts your documents, and stays the attorney you call years from now.
Pricing
Flat-fee Arizona estate planning, priced before we begin.
You will know your full fee from the first conversation, never an hourly clock, never a surprise. Every plan includes a private video Design Meeting with Luke, attorney-drafted documents, a personalized video walking you through the important parts of your plan, and one revision before final draft.
Foundation Estate Plan
Trust-Based Plan
Best for: Arizona families with a home and straightforward planning needs.
A living trust, pour-over will, and powers of attorney so your home and savings pass to your family privately, without probate court.
- , drafted by Luke
- with guardian nominations for minor children
- Financial, Health Care and Mental Health Care Powers of Attorney,
- One Arizona to fund your trust
- Personalized attorney video walking you through your plan
Legacy Protection Plan
Advanced Trust Planning
Best for: Multiple properties, beneficiaries who need structured distributions, or families who want lifetime trusts for their children.
Everything in the Foundation Plan, plus trust-funding help for additional assets and stronger protections for the people who inherit from you.
- Everything in the Foundation Plan
- and enhanced distribution controls
- Provisions designed to protect inherited assets
- and , included in the flat fee
- IRA and Retirement Account ProtectionKeeps an inherited IRA or 401(k) tax-efficient and protected from an heir's divorce, creditors or a bad year.
- One Arizona to fund your trust
Adulting Essentials
Powers of Attorney Package
Best for: Anyone 18 or older, college students, new graduates, young professionals.
The five documents that let a parent, spouse, or trusted person step in for you in a medical or financial emergency.
Common life triggers: starting college, first job, surgery, travel abroad, getting married.
- Health Care Power of Attorney
- Mental Health Care Power of Attorney
- for End of Life Care
- Attorney overview video
Flat Fee Means Flat Fee.
Most online estate planning services advertise a low starting price. Then complexity costs extra. Then tax planning costs extra. Then you realize the price you saw was never the price you were going to pay. Online Trust Attorney works differently.
How Most Online Services Price Their Plans
- Advertise a low starting price
- Charge extra for complexity
- Charge extra for tax basis or transfer tax planning
- Upsell additional services after you have already committed
- Leave you unsure of what the final number will be
How Online Trust Attorney Prices Our Plans
- One flat fee quoted before you commit to anything
- Tax basis planning included in the Legacy Protection Plan
- Transfer tax planning included in the Legacy Protection Plan
- No upsells after you have signed your engagement letter
- The price Luke quotes is the price you pay
"We do not upsell complexity. When Luke quotes a price, that is the price."
Any additional cost is one you will know about before you commit. An additional Arizona deed beyond the one included in your plan is $375. Signing is separate from your plan fee: you can sign at Luke's Scottsdale office for a flat $175, or use a mobile notary or another notary of your choice, whose fee is paid directly to them. See the pricing page for the full breakdown.
Not sure this is the right plan for your family?
You don't need a sales call to see what it costs. The pricing is right here. If you'd like to understand how the process works before you begin, schedule a short call with our office. We'll walk you through what to expect and answer your questions about how everything works. When it's time to design your actual plan, that's Luke, personally, from your PlanBuilder answers through every document.
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