Estate Planning
Estate Planning
Clear Planning. Clear Pricing. No Guesswork.
Estate planning is about control, continuity, and sparing your family unnecessary stress. It should also be transparent. You should know exactly what documents you are getting, what they do, and what they cost.
We provide attorney-prepared estate planning documents for individuals and families across Colorado, with
clear, component-based flat fees and no hourly billing.
Core Estate Planning Documents
Each document below may be prepared individually, or combined into a comprehensive estate plan.
Last Will and Testament
A Last Will and Testament directs where your assets go upon your death and allows you to name guardians for minor children.
Without a will, Colorado law determines these outcomes for you.
Flat fee:
$900
General Durable Power of Attorney (Financial)
A General Durable Power of Attorney authorizes someone you trust to manage your financial and legal affairs if you become incapacitated.
Without this document, your family may need court approval to act on your behalf.
Flat fee:
$600
Medical Power of Attorney
A Medical Power of Attorney allows a trusted individual to make healthcare decisions for you if you are unable to do so.
This ensures your care is directed by someone you choose.
Flat fee:
$500
Living Will (Medical Directive)
A Living Will communicates your wishes regarding end-of-life medical care if you cannot express those wishes at the time.
It provides clarity and guidance during critical moments.
Flat fee:
$500
Bundled Estate Planning Package
Most clients benefit from completing all core documents together to ensure consistency and full protection.
Comprehensive Estate Plan
Includes:
• Last Will and Testament
• General Durable Power of Attorney
• Medical Power of Attorney
• Living Will
Flat fee:
$2,400
This package reflects a reduced bundled rate compared to preparing documents individually and is appropriate for most individuals and couples with straightforward to moderately complex assets.
When a Revocable Living Trust May Be Appropriate
In some circumstances, a will-based plan is not sufficient.
A Revocable Living Trust may be recommended if you:
• Own real estate
• Have minor children
• Want to avoid probate
• Have a blended family
• Have more complex assets
• Want additional privacy and continuity
Trust-based planning involves additional drafting, asset coordination, and legal review.
Revocable Living Trust (Add-On or Standalone)
• Revocable Living Trust
• Pour-Over Will
• Coordination with existing assets
Typical flat fee:
$4,000–$6,000, depending on complexity
If a trust is recommended, pricing and scope are discussed before any work begins.
Flat Fees. No Hourly Billing.
All estate planning services are provided on a flat-fee basis. This allows clients to ask questions, review documents carefully, and understand their plan without worrying about time-based billing.
There are no surprise charges. If additional work is required, it is discussed in advance.
Veterans, First Responders, and Partner Programs
We provide estate planning services for Veterans and first responders and work with partner organizations that may cover or subsidize planning costs for eligible members.
If you are eligible through a partner program, coverage will be confirmed before payment is required.
Our Process
- Intake and discussion of goals
- Confirmation of appropriate documents
- Drafting of customized documents
- Review and explanation in plain language
- Execution guidance to ensure validity under Colorado law
The goal is a plan that works when it is needed, not just when it is signed.
Get Started
If you are ready to put a clear, legally sound plan in place, we can help.
Request an Estate Planning Consultation
We will review your situation, confirm pricing, and recommend the appropriate documents.
