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Juneau estate planning firm serving clients statewide through Alaska's First Judicial District and remotely across the state. Handles trust administration, probate, and estate administration after a death, including fiduciary guidance, asset collection and valuation, beneficiary notification, and distribution. Works on a flat-fee structure agreed before engagement.

Downtown Anchorage firm representing personal representatives and heirs through contested and uncontested probate in the Third Judicial District court, taking matters from anywhere in the state — Mat-Su Valley to Juneau to Utqiagvik. Also handles small-estate affidavits of collection, ancillary probate for out-of-state decedents, trust administration, and contested guardianships.

Anchorage firm led by Constance A. Aschenbrenner, serving the Third Judicial District and clients statewide. Focuses on wills, living trusts, powers of attorney, guardianship, special-needs trusts, and Medicaid and elder-law planning. Runs recurring estate-planning workshops both in person and online.

Juneau firm serving Alaskans statewide from Southeast Alaska's First Judicial District, sharing an office and phone line with Barnum Law Firm. Delivers flat-fee will and trust packages, each including a telephonic consultation with a staff attorney. Works largely by phone and video so rural and remote clients never travel.

Anchorage general practice on G Street reaching clients across Alaska, from Wasilla and the Kenai Peninsula to Nome, Bethel, and Utqiagvik, with a second office in Dallas. Estate work covers wills, durable powers of attorney for finances, health care directives, transfer-on-death deeds, and funeral pre-planning. Runs matters remotely, which suits families in communities with no resident attorney.

Fairbanks general-practice firm operating in interior Alaska's Fourth Judicial District, founded in 1957. Estate practice covers wills, trusts, and probate alongside its tax and real-estate work. One of the largest and longest-established firms in interior Alaska.

Statewide Alaska estate planning and probate services. Handles living trusts, wills, probate, powers of attorney, advance health care directives, and Alaska community property agreements/trusts. Founded 1987.

Handles estate planning and probate from its Fairbanks office, serving the Interior and reaching into the Mat-Su Valley. Drafts wills, revocable and asset-protection trusts, health care directives, and financial powers of attorney, and guides personal representatives through informal probate after a death.

Anchorage solo practice serving clients across Alaska on revocable trusts, wills, and Alaska domestic asset-protection trusts. Structures plans in defined phases — an hourly initial meeting, then flat-fee drafting once an approach is chosen — and handles the tax questions that come with larger or business-holding estates. Stephen Greer helped draft much of Alaska's modern trust legislation.

Midtown Anchorage office serving clients statewide — Fairbanks, Juneau, Wasilla, and Palmer — by phone. Handles full probate and trust administration for executors and trustees, plus contested matters through probate and trust litigation. Wills, trusts, and powers of attorney round out the estate-planning side.

Anchorage trusts-and-estates boutique on West 3rd Avenue serving clients statewide through the Third Judicial District court. Handles estate and trust administration alongside perpetual Alaska trusts, revocable trusts, and special-needs trusts. Also takes non-residents who want a trust sited in Alaska, so the practice runs deeper on trust mechanics than a general firm.

Mid-size Anchorage firm on L Street serving clients statewide through the Third Judicial District court. Names estate planning among its core practices alongside business and corporate, labor and employment, education, health care, and real estate work. A fit for an estate that carries a business interest or an employment dispute into probate.