Estate Planning Lawyers in Salt Lake, Utah
Browse estate planning lawyer profiles in Salt Lake. Contact firms directly to confirm services, availability, and fees.
Found 6 estate planning attorneys in Salt Lake
Cutler | Riley - Estate Planning Attorneys
Cutler | Riley - Estate Planning Attorneys
Cutler Riley is a Utah estate planning law firm founded in 2016 with offices in Draper and Kaysville. The firm focuses exclusively on estate planning and probate, helping individuals and families across Utah create wills, revocable living trusts, powers of… More…
Randall Sparks
Randall Sparks
Randall Sparks Law is a boutique estate planning and asset protection firm that describes its practice as focused and approachable. The website positions the team as having specialized, 'narrow' expertise in estate planning, with the goal of delivering precision rather… More…
Foxhall Legal, LC
Foxhall Legal, LC
Foxhall Legal, LC provides personalized legal services to families in Salt Lake City, focusing on estate planning, probate, and VA & Medicaid planning. With over 15 years of experience, the firm is dedicated to guiding clients through complex legal processes. More…
Independence Law Firm
Independence Law Firm
Independence Law Firm believes estate planning is about love and protection, guiding clients with compassion to create plans that bring comfort today and harmony for their families in the future. The firm helps individuals plan for their future and alleviate… More…
Bonneville Legal, PC
Bonneville Legal, PC
Bonneville Legal helps clients navigate legal complexities, particularly in divorce law. The firm provides candid assessments and takes assertive actions to position clients favorably. More…
Jacobsen Law Firm, PLLC
Jacobsen Law Firm, PLLC
Jacobsen Law Firm, PLLC provides Utah business law, tax law, and estate planning services. Its owner, Todd Jacobsen, is dual-qualified as both a Utah business attorney and tax accountant. More…
Estate Planning Attorneys in Salt Lake
Estate planning attorneys help individuals and families prepare for the future by creating legally binding documents that direct how their assets will be managed and distributed after death or incapacity. A comprehensive estate plan typically includes a will, trusts, powers of attorney, and healthcare directives. Proper planning minimizes estate taxes, avoids probate, and ensures that your wishes are carried out.
