Flat fees
One flat fee, written down before you hire us
The fee depends on the plan and what you own. We quote it in writing after a 20-minute call, and it stays the same however many meetings it takes.
Wills and powers of attorney
A will with guardians for children, and powers of attorney for each of you. A couple's plan is priced together.
Will
Financial power of attorney
Health care directive
One-page plan summary
A living trust
Keeps your home out of probate, with everything in the will plan. Each extra property moves the fee.
Living trust and pour-over will
Deed for one home
Powers of attorney for each of you
A special needs trust
Written to protect a son or daughter's benefits. It costs less added to a plan than written on its own.
Special needs trust
Letter of intent
Trustee meeting by video
Probate
From opening the estate to the final distribution, paid from the estate in two parts. A contested estate is quoted on its own.
Court filings and notices
Inventory and creditor claims
Final account and distribution
Court, filing and recording fees are paid at cost, and we tell you the amount before we file.
How the flat fees work
When do we pay?
Half when you sign the engagement letter and half at the signing. For probate, the fee is paid from the estate in two parts, at the start and at closing.
What if the plan takes more meetings than expected?
The fee stays the same. Extra calls and another round of drafts are part of it.
Is the first call charged?
No. The 20-minute call is how we learn what you need and quote the fee.
What costs more?
Property in another state, a business you own, or a family situation we need more time to plan around. We quote any of these in writing first.
Your fee, on paper, before you decide
Tell us a little about your family and what you own. We’ll reply with the plan that fits and its fee.