The Process

    Here's exactly what happens when you work with us.

    A modern, attorney-led process designed to get your estate plan done, without office visits, hourly billing, or surprises.

    1. 01

      See If You Qualify

      About a minute

      Complete a short online screener. We'll confirm this is the right plan for your situation before you spend a dollar.

    2. 02

      Enroll & Sign Your Engagement Letter

      Choose your plan and sign your engagement letter. Luke reviews your information, confirms Online Trust Attorney is the right fit, and countersigns. That is the moment he becomes your attorney, and your flat fee is charged.

    3. 03

      Complete PlanBuilder, Your Smart Questionnaire

      After enrollment, You will receive a secure link to PlanBuilder, our smart online questionnaire that adapts to your answers, capturing your family, assets, and goals without legal jargon or wasted time. You will also get a private link to schedule your Design Meeting.

    4. 04

      Your Design Meeting with Luke

      Meet with Luke by video. This is where your estate plan is actually designed, your goals, your family, your assets. Real legal work, not a sales call. With your permission, Luke is glad to loop in your financial advisor or CPA so your plan lines up with the rest of your financial picture.

    5. 05

      Luke Drafts Your Documents & Records Your Personalized Video

      Luke personally drafts your Arizona-specific trust documents, then records a customized video walking you through the most important aspects of your trust. You can ask follow-up questions or request one round of revisions to make sure everything is exactly right.

    6. 06

      Receive Your Final Binder with Step-by-Step Signing Instructions

      Luke sends your complete professional binder along with both written and video instructions designed to make signing simple, clear, and stress-free, so you know exactly what to do and how to do it.

    7. 07

      Signing and Execution

      The final step is signing, and it is an additional cost that is not part of your flat fee. A mobile notary can come to your home so you can sign on your own schedule, you can use any notary you choose, or you can sign in person at our Scottsdale office for a flat fee of $175. We tell you the full cost before you pay.

    Ready to begin?

    The eligibility check takes about a minute. Luke confirms the fit before your fee is charged.

    See If You Qualify
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