A will takes effect at death and directs how your estate is distributed. It lets you name your personal representative and decide how your assets are divided.
Without a will, the court — not you — decides how your estate is handled and who administers it, after a probate process. A will keeps that choice in your hands.
We'll help you put one in place that's ready for your family when they need it.
FAQs
Common questions
What happens if I die without a will in Utah?
The court applies Utah's intestacy laws to decide who inherits and who administers your estate — which may not match your wishes.
Does a will avoid probate?
No — a will takes effect through probate. If avoiding probate is a goal, a trust may be a better fit, and we'll help you choose.
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