Utah County estate planning
Your estate plan, finished in two visits
Wills, trusts and probate for families across the Wasatch Front. Ken Prigmore has been a member of the Utah State Bar since 2006, and explains everything in plain language at the pace you need.
Kenneth PrigmoreUtah State Bar member since 2006
What we do
Your source for Utah estate planning
Wills
Wills can transfer assets upon your death to a specific entity or individual.
Trusts
Trusts allow you to control the timing and management of your assets long after you have passed.
Probate
When you lose a loved one, the many issues that need to be handled can be overwhelming.
Power of Attorney
Give someone you trust the ability to sign on your behalf.
Health Care Directives
Take control of health care issues by choosing an agent to speak when you cannot.
Business Formation
Start your dream business. Or create one to hold and manage assets.
What to expect
Two visits, and it is done
Most estate plans take one conversation and one signing appointment. Here is how that works.
First visit
We talk it through
You explain what you have and who you want to look after. Ken listens first and then tells you what he would recommend, in plain language, at the pace you need. There is no charge for this conversation.
In between
Ken prepares your documents
Ken drafts everything your plan needs. You are told what it will cost before any work begins, so the figure never moves after the fact.
Second visit
You review, sign, and take it home
You read the documents through together and Ken makes changes there and then. You sign, and you leave with your finished plan in your hands. For most clients that is the whole thing done.
Your attorney
Meet Ken Prigmore
Ken has been a member of the Utah State Bar since 2006, and has run his own practice since 2014. He works in one area of law on purpose: estate planning is what he does all day, which is why he can tell you in the first conversation what your situation actually needs.
He listens before he recommends anything, and he explains it in plain language at the pace you need. All costs are agreed before any work begins, so the figure you are quoted is the figure you pay.
In their words
What our clients say
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Talk it through with Ken
The first conversation is free, and you will know what everything costs before any work begins.