Tucson Estate Planning Attorney
For Wills And Trusts That Fit Your Life
Estate Planning in Tucson That’s Practical, Personal, and Arizona-Smart
Your family, home, and savings deserve a plan that works when it counts. Lancer Law helps clients across Tucson—from Catalina Foothills and Oro Valley to Vail and Green Valley—create clear documents that reflect real-world goals. We build plans using last will and testament, living trusts, powers of attorney, and advance directives so your wishes are honored without confusion.
Comprehensive Estate Planning Services
Last Will and Testament
Name beneficiaries, choose guardians, and appoint a personal representative under Arizona law.
Living Trusts
Maintain control now, streamline transfers later, and coordinate with beneficiary designations.
Financial decision-making if you’re unavailable or incapacitated.
Living Wills / Advance Directives
Preferences for treatment and comfort care.
Beneficiary Designations & Titling
Align accounts and real estate so the plan actually works.
Tax & Legacy Planning
Strategies for larger estates and charitable goals in coordination with your advisors.
Planning Now Prevents Court Hassles Later
Without a plan, Arizona’s intestacy rules decide who inherits—and your family may face court to manage finances or healthcare decisions. A coordinated plan reduces delays, keeps decisions with people you trust, and can minimize the need for court intervention in Pima County. If you own property in multiple states or near rural areas around Tucson, we’ll make sure deeds and beneficiary choices match your goals.
Simple Guidance and Paperwork Built for Action
We start with a conversation—what you own, who you love, and what you want for them—then design simple, durable documents. You’ll know exactly how to “fund” a trust, when to update paperwork, and how to talk with family. Need to coordinate with a CPA or financial advisor? We’ll collaborate so your plan is aligned across the board.
Attorneys Who Take Time to Understand Your Priorities
Our estate planning lawyers regularly help retirees in Green Valley, families near the University, and professionals in Oro Valley balance simplicity with protection. Clear explanations, patient drafting, and responsive follow-up are the standard—not the exception.
What people ask us about Arizona estate planning
When should I start?
Any adult with assets or dependents needs basics now; complexity can grow with your life.
Do I need a lawyer for a will?
DIY forms can miss Arizona-specific requirements or your unique circumstances. We ensure your wishes are legally sound.
Will vs. trust—what’s the difference?
A will speaks through probate; a trust can manage and transfer assets without court. Many families use both.
Who makes healthcare decisions?
A medical power of attorney names someone to speak for you, backed by clear directives.