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Individual Estate Plan
From $2,500
For a single person who wants a complete, funded plan.
- The complete estate-plan package
- Written for one person
- House funded; first recording included
- Follow-up emails for banks and investments

North Salt Lake · Licensed in Utah, Arizona & Texas
Estate plans that actually get funded. Business documents that match the plan at home. Flat fees. Plain English.
For your family
Estate planning
The complete estate-plan package — documents, funding, and a binder your family can actually use.
2-minute assessmentFor your company
Business law
LLCs, contracts, deals, and counsel from start to sale.
How we work with companiesCall or text
(801) 872-9889A different kind of firm
I started this firm because every family deserves a clear, affordable plan. Not a stack of documents you sign but never understand.
Licensed in Utah, Arizona, and Texas. Work with families and business owners who want straightforward guidance they can actually use — and a fee they know before any drafting begins.
Meet Jon MillerHow I can help
Focused work for the moments that actually matter to a family or a company — not a menu of everything.

The complete estate-plan package — documents, funding, and a binder your family can actually use. Tailored, explained, and funded.
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Formation to sale — contracts, acquisitions, and ongoing counsel for the company.
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Uncontested estate administration with a clear timeline and a flat fee, so the family can breathe.
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Your attorney
Jon kept seeing the same problem: families paying a lot of money for plans they didn’t understand. Documents got signed, filed away, and forgotten. When something actually happened, the plan had gaps — or had never been funded.
He built this firm the other way. Every client gets a clear explanation. Every trust gets funded. Every fee is agreed before work begins. Gonzaga Law, cum laude. Licensed in three states.
The Plan Ahead Process
Most firms stop at step three. The two steps with names nobody else uses — Fund and Maintain — are the two places estate plans quietly fail.
Find out what you actually need.
Plain English, and a flat fee before any work begins.
Documents done right, typically within two weeks.
The step most firms skip — and the one that makes it work.
A plan that stays current as life changes.
In their words
95 on Google, 74 on Avvo, and a 10.0 Avvo rating from families and business owners.
“I had my trust drafted by another attorney. He wanted at least $1,000 to delete some antiquated information. Jon told me that I could have a totally adequate trust on 20 pages instead of the 60 pages I paid for. I wholeheartedly recommend Jon as a trust attorney.”
“Jon is a fantastic attorney and I cannot recommend him enough. He has gone above and beyond to help my family in a terrible mess of a situation. Jon is friendly, timely, and extremely intelligent. If I could give more than 5 stars, I would.”
“When our company needed help making changes to a big contract, Jonathan jumped in and masterfully navigated the situation. The resulting contract was a win-win for us and our buyer. Thank you for helping us out on such short notice.”
“Jon was so helpful right from the first phone call. He kept me informed throughout the whole process of getting my dad's will admitted into the courts. He pushed to get a quick court date and was very reasonable on price.”
No hourly billing
Every fee published up front. Individual and joint plans include the same complete package — not four documents. Know your cost before we start.
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From $2,500
For a single person who wants a complete, funded plan.
Most families
From $3,500
For married couples who want one coordinated plan.
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From $1,200
For new companies and owners who want it done right.
Not sure where to start?
Six questions about your family and your goals. We’ll tell you whether you need an individual plan, a joint plan, or something tailored — and what it typically costs.
Take the free assessment
Ready when you are
A thirty-minute conversation. No pressure, no hourly meter. We’ll figure out what you actually need.