Families in Prescott, Cottonwood, Chino Valley, Williamson Valley, and Sedona have been working closely with Spirit West for years. Estate planning can help you to avoid probate, protect your spouse, and keep you in control. Our goal is to make your planning as simple and efficient as possible.
Welcome! We are glad you have chosen our great state as your new home! We meet with families and individuals who are new to Arizona every day. Come into our offices for a quick review of your documents, and we will assist you in making sure you are in alignment with current Arizona Estate Planning Laws. Our 45-minute consultation is always Free-of-Charge.
It doesn’t matter if you have $30,000 or $300,000, you should still plan for the future. Estate planning can be as much about protecting what you have for you DURING YOUR LIFETIME, as it is for giving to the ones you love AFTER YOU ARE GONE. Having a plan in place can ensure that you remain in charge before and after your death.
A FREE consultation generally lasts about 45 minutes to an hour, and is the best way to find out if we are a good fit for you. Visit our comfortable, relaxed Prescott office, and enjoy a cup of fresh coffee while you get answers to your most pressing questions.
We even offer old-fashioned “house-calls” for those who cannot come into our office.
The FREE Arizona Estate Planning Checklist gets you started and gives you the tools you will need to start a successful Estate Plan. Includes:
Our offices are located in a historic bungalow right on Gurley St. We offer simple and effective options for clients in Yavapai County who are looking to take care of business and stay on track.
Many of our clients are new to Arizona. We can assist with out-of-state documents and help to keep you organized an on track with your estate planning needs.
Perhaps you have been putting off creating a Living Will and selecting representatives to act as your Medical and Financial Powers of Attorney? The recent occurrence of Covid-19 and the resulting Pandemic, however, have cast a new light on the importance of having up-to-date and concise medical directives and end-of-life instructions.
Read MoreFor many, estate planning conjures up images of mansions and millionaires. A popular misconception is that estate planning and a living trust is only for the very rich. Nothing could be further from the truth. Every family can benefit from estate planning documents.
Believe it or not, planning for the eventuality of your own death or possible incapacity can be a positive experience - if you choose the right professional to work with.
No family is perfect. For many of us disputes or conflict between family members are common place. Some disputes are small and are healed by time, others are complicated and last for years. Finding an estate planning professional that understands, and is willing to listen to you, can make all the difference.
