Law firm

Simmons & Greene, P.C.

📍 2432 W Peoria Ave Ste 1284 Bldg 18, Phoenix, AZ 85029

★★★★☆ 4.9 (79 reviews)

About Simmons & Greene, P.C.

Serving Phoenix and greater Maricopa County, Simmons & Greene, P.C. provides dedicated Law firm services designed to help Arizona families preserve their assets and honor their wishes for generations to come. The firm understands that estate planning is deeply personal, and approaches every client relationship with the care and discretion the process deserves.

The legal team at Simmons & Greene, P.C. brings practical experience and genuine commitment to every estate planning engagement in Phoenix. Rather than offering one-size-fits-all solutions, the firm takes time to understand each client's family dynamics, financial situation, and long-term objectives before recommending a planning strategy that truly fits their needs.

Arizona's probate process can be time-consuming and expensive without proper planning. Simmons & Greene, P.C. helps Phoenix clients structure their estates to minimize or avoid probate entirely through the use of revocable living trusts, beneficiary designations, and joint ownership arrangements. This proactive approach saves families significant time, money, and emotional stress during an already difficult period.

Simmons & Greene, P.C. assists Phoenix clients with a full range of estate planning needs, from simple wills for young families to sophisticated trust structures for complex estates. The firm also advises on special needs planning for disabled beneficiaries, ensuring that inherited assets do not inadvertently disqualify recipients from essential government benefits.

If you have been putting off estate planning, there is no better time to get started than now. Simmons & Greene, P.C. makes the process accessible and manageable for Phoenix residents at every stage of life. A single consultation is often enough to leave you with a clear plan and the peace of mind that comes from knowing your loved ones are protected.

Client Reviews

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"Making the decision to file bankruptcy wasn’t easy but Carlene made the process smooth and far less intimidating. She answered all my questions kept me informed and was supportive every step of the way. I truly appreciat..."

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"I had an excellent experience working with Carlene! She was kind patient and understanding from beginning to end."

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"Carlene and her firm are excellent! She was very patient and guided me through every single step. Carlene is very professional but definitely put you at ease throughout the whole process. Communication was also excellent..."

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Frequently Asked Questions — Law firm in Phoenix, AZ

Estate planning costs in Phoenix vary by complexity. A basic will package typically starts around $500–$1,000, while a comprehensive revocable living trust package may range from $1,500 to $3,500 or more. Simmons & Greene, P.C. provides transparent pricing during your initial consultation.

Both serve important purposes. A will directs asset distribution after death but goes through probate. A revocable living trust avoids probate and provides greater privacy and control. Simmons & Greene, P.C. can help Phoenix residents determine which option — or combination — best fits their situation.

Arizona's intestate succession laws determine how your assets are distributed if you die without a valid will. This may not reflect your wishes and can cause delays and disputes. Working with Simmons & Greene, P.C. in Phoenix ensures your assets go to the people you choose.

Estate plans should be reviewed every 3–5 years or after major life events such as marriage, divorce, the birth of a child, a significant change in assets, or the death of a named beneficiary or trustee. Simmons & Greene, P.C. can assist Phoenix clients with plan reviews and updates.

Yes. In addition to creating estate plans, many estate planning attorneys also assist with probate administration when a loved one passes. Contact Simmons & Greene, P.C. in Phoenix to learn about their probate and trust administration services.

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