Arizona estate planning attorneys and LLC attorneys Richard Keyt (Rick) and his son Richard C. Keyt (Ricky) have 234 five star Google reviews.  Rick has been drafting wills and trusts for 42 years.  Ricky, a CPA with a national accounting firm before law school, has been practicing estate planning law and forming Arizona LLCs with his father since he graduated from Arizona State University's law school in 2012.  The Keyts have formed 9,000+ Arizona LLCs and PLLCs.

Warning for Arizona Residents:  Learn Who Will Inherit Your Assets?

The State of Arizona has a law that determines who inherits the assets of people who die without a will or a trust.  This law may cause your assets to be inherited by the wrong person or people.  See my article called Who Inherits Your Property If You Die without a Will or a Trust and take my short online quiz called Who Inherits Your Property.  If the wrong person or people would inherit your assets the solution to this problem is for you to hire us to prepare a will or a trust that leaves your assets to the person or people you want to inherit the assets.

Steps to Hire the Keyts to Prepare Your Estate Plan

1.  See the contents and prices of our estate plan with a revocable living trust.  The primary reason people buy a revocable living trust is they want to create a beneficiary-controlled asset-protected trust for each of their loved ones so the inherited assets are asset-protected and can never be reached by the loved one's creditors, ex-spouses or a bankruptcy court.

2. Make an appointment with one of Keyts for your free estate planning consultation.  You can meet in our office, via phone or by a Zoom video conference.  The meetings typically last 45 – 90 minutes.  We are located at 7373 E. Doubletree Ranch Road, Suite 135 in Scottsdale.  We are one mile south of Shea Blvd. and one block east of Scottsdale Road on the south side of Gainey Ranch.

3. Complete our online estate plan questionnaire. When you submit the questionnaire our system will send an email message to you and us that contains all the information you entered in the questionnaire.

4. Meet with us for your free estate plan consultation.

5. After your meeting you have the option to hire or not hire us.

6. If you hire us then you will come to our office a week or two later to sign your documents in front of two witnesses and a notary.

The total time from start to signed documents is one to two weeks.