Flat-Fee Arizona Legal Services
Since 1979, Arizona attorney Richard Keyt (Rick, the father at 480-664-7478 & rk@keytlaw.com) has helped Arizona families, business owners and nonprofit founders. Rick’s son, attorney and former CPA Richard C. Keyt (Ricky, at 480-664-7472 & rck@keytlaw.com) has practiced with his Dad since he graduated from ASU’s law school in 2012.
In addition to our primary practice areas of estate planning, Arizona LLC formation, and probate, we provide a variety of other Arizona legal services at affordable flat fees.
Explore our legal services below to learn how we can help you, see our fees, and hire us online. Have questions? Book a free office, phone, or Zoom meeting with one of our Arizona attorneys.
Our Arizona Legal Services
Start an Arizona Nonprofit Corporation
$1,297 flat fee
We have formed 550+ Arizona nonprofit corporations that became 501(c)(3) tax-exempt charities. We prepare the Articles of Incorporation & all incorporation documents + get the EIN. We can also prepare your IRS Form 1023 for $3,500.
We Prepare Arizona Deeds
$295 – $495 flat fee
We prepare Special Warranty Deeds ($295) that transfer Arizona land to an LLC and Beneficiary Deeds ($495) that cause land to pass automatically on the death of the owner(s) to the heir(s) named in the deed without a probate.
Buy or Sell an Arizona Business
You need an experienced Arizona business attorney who can protect your interests by preparing a custom purchase agreement that clearly defines the parties’ rights and obligations, addresses potential risks, and helps prevent expensive disputes.
Start a Self-Directed IRA LLC
$1,997 flat fee
An IRA LLC is an LLC that uses IRA funds to invest in nontraditional assets such as real estate. The IRA owns the LLC and the IRA owner is the manager who controls the LLC’s investments. We have formed 350+ IRA LLCs.
Arizona Prenuptial Agreements
$2,500 flat fee
Arizona is a community property state. A prenuptial agreement lets you and your future spouse specify each person’s current separate property and designate the assets each of you acquires after marriage as separate or community property.
Buy or Sell an Arizona Home
$2,500 flat fee
We are experienced Arizona real estate attorneys who will protect your interests by preparing a custom purchase contract that addresses important issues such as earnest money, inspections, disclosures, financing, closing deadlines, and remedies if either party defaults. Don’t risk one of the biggest financial transactions of your life.
Arizona Gun Trusts
$995 flat fee
Owning or transferring firearms regulated by the National Firearms Act (NFA) involves strict federal laws, and mistakes can result in serious criminal penalties, confiscation of firearms, and costly legal problems. A properly drafted NFA gun trust can help you lawfully manage and transfer NFA firearms, designate authorized trustees, and provide for the firearms after your death. Don’t risk your firearms, your money, or your freedom with a generic gun trust—hire Arizona attorney Richard Keyt to prepare a custom NFA gun trust designed to protect you and your beneficiaries.
Register a Non-AZ Entity to Do Business in AZ
$900 flat fee
If your LLC was formed outside Arizona and does business in Arizona, failing to register it with the Arizona Corporation Commission when required can result in penalties, legal complications, and the inability to maintain a lawsuit in Arizona until it complies with the law. Registering a foreign LLC involves specific filing requirements, and mistakes can cause costly delays or rejected applications. Don’t risk your business with an incorrect filing—hire experienced Arizona LLC attorney Richard Keyt to handle your foreign LLC registration and help ensure your company complies with Arizona law.
Arizona Real Estate Contracts & Leases
Buying, selling, or leasing Arizona commercial real estate involves substantial financial risks, and a poorly drafted contract or lease can expose you to costly disputes, unexpected liabilities, and significant financial losses. An experienced Arizona real estate attorney can protect your interests by preparing or reviewing purchase contracts and commercial leases to identify hidden risks, negotiate favorable terms, and help prevent expensive legal problems. Hire experienced Arizona real estate attorney Richard Keyt to prepare or review your documents.
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Updated October 30, 2026