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Essential estate planning services to safeguard what you cherish most in life – your loved ones. For over two decades, Walk-In Wills has provided dependable estate planning assistance in a calm and soothing environment.

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Wills

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Trusts

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Estate Planning

Your Lawyers for Life

Estate planning is about more than protecting your assets, it also ensures your family has the help they need after you’re gone. Here at Walk-In Wills, we help Gilbert clients with will creation, but we can also provide guidance on trusts and other estate planning matters. Please contact us today to schedule a no-obligation consultation.

Frequently Asked Questions

Walk‑In Wills handles the full range of estate planning work you might need, including drafting wills and trusts, setting up powers of attorney, planning for incapacity, and guiding you through probate or asset distribution. They also assist with things like transfer‑on‑death deeds and Medicaid planning to help protect your family and assets.

Instead of dealing with complex forms on your own, the attorneys at Walk‑In Wills take time to explain your options, help you choose the right documents for your situation, and prepare everything so it meets Arizona legal standards. They focus on clear communication and reducing confusion so you feel confident about your plan.

Yes — in addition to wills and trust creation, the firm offers help with powers of attorney (for finances and healthcare), guidance through the probate process, contested wills, and strategies like Medicaid planning that can make a big difference in long‑term care and asset preservation.