Estate planning, in plain English.
Wills, revocable trusts, powers of attorney, and transfer-on-death deeds — flat-fee, written in plain language, for New Mexico families and homeowners.
The three documents every adult should have.
For most New Mexicans, an estate plan starts with three documents: a will, a durable power of attorney for finances, and a healthcare directive (living will + healthcare POA). We draft these as flat-fee packages — quoted in writing before any work begins — and adjust the structure based on whether you own real property, have minor children, or are planning for a blended family.
- Will only — a New Mexico last will and testament for one person, naming beneficiaries, executor, and (if applicable) guardians.
- Simple Package — Will + POA + Healthcare Directive. The baseline for any adult with assets or dependents.
- Trust Package — Revocable living trust + pour-over will + POA + HCD. Best for owners of real property or larger estates.
- Transfer-on-Death Deed — NM-specific deed that passes real property without probate, often in place of a full trust.
- Standalone POA — durable power of attorney for finances, on its own.
- Standalone HCD — NM Optional Advance Health-Care Directive, on its own.
What it costs.
Member rates apply to active subscription members; non-member rates apply otherwise. Every flat fee includes the attorney meeting, drafting, minor revisions, and a final signing meeting. Notarization included for documents signed at the office.
| Document | Member rate | Non-member rate |
|---|---|---|
| Will only — individual | $1,200 | $1,600 |
| Simple Package — individual Will + POA + Healthcare Directive | $1,500 | $2,000 |
| Trust Package — individual Trust + Pour-over Will + POA + HCD | $3,000 | $4,000 |
| Transfer-on-Death Deed | $1,200 | $1,600 |
| Uncontested probate (NM-only) | $1,800–$4,200 | $2,400–$5,600 |
Prices valid as of June 1, 2026 and subject to change every three months. Subscription members receive a 25% discount on flat-fee work, confirmed in writing before any work begins. See the full flat-fee menu for additional items.
Some plans take more than a flat fee.
When the standard packages don't fit.
- Blended families, second marriages, stepchildren provisions
- Business interests, partnership stakes, succession planning
- Multiple properties or out-of-state real estate
- Special needs trusts or planning around government benefits
- Irrevocable trusts, ILITs, GRATs, or tax-advantaged structures
- Existing plans from another firm needing substantial review
Statewide, by appointment.
Most estate planning meetings happen by video and secure portal; signing meetings are in person at the office that's closest to you.
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We'll talk through your situation and recommend the right package — flat-fee, inside a subscription, or a custom quote.
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