Centerville · Davis County
Long-time residents, younger families, and people downsizing along the Front — different priorities, same need for documents that still match Utah law.
Centerville sits in the middle of Davis County. Some families have been here for years. Others moved in recently. A few are downsizing from a larger house elsewhere on the Front. The documents that made sense in 2008 often don’t match the family or the statute now.
The North Salt Lake office is about ten minutes south on I-15 — Exit 315, one block east. Most of the work is virtual. You visit to sign.
Utah’s Advance Health Care Directive Act was updated effective January 1, 2026. Older directives can still be legally valid, but hospitals are used to the newer combined form. For a lot of Centerville plans from the 2000s, that’s the highest-value update.
Every individual and joint plan is the same complete package — the documents, the funding work, the binder, and the follow-up emails. Joint plans cover both spouses. See what’s in every plan.
This page is general information about Centerville, not legal advice for your situation.
Local context
Assets acquired during marriage are divided fairly, not automatically equally. Titling and trust funding matter more here than people expect. Arizona and Texas are different — if you own property there too, the plan has to account for it.
Second District Court in Farmington. A funded revocable living trust avoids Davis County probate.
Consultation and review by video. Signing at the North Salt Lake office. Individual plans from $2,500. Joint plans from $3,500 — the same complete package as on the pricing page. Recording for one property is included.
In Centerville
Flat-fee estate plans for Centerville families — the same complete package as on our pricing page, including current Utah healthcare forms and guardian nominations when you have kids.
Flat-fee probate representation for Centerville families. Informal probate, small estate affidavits, and efficient administration through Davis County Second District Court.
About a 10-minute drive south on Interstate 15. The only required in-person visit is usually the signing appointment.
Ready when you are
A thirty-minute conversation. No pressure, no hourly meter. We’ll figure out what you actually need.