Wills & trusts · New Mexico
Wills and trusts, prepared with an attorney.
Attorney-led estate planning for New Mexico families — by Zoom or in our Albuquerque office. Request a consultation and our office will confirm a time with you directly.
Serving families across New Mexico · 1600 Rio Grande Blvd NW, Albuquerque
What your plan covers
Documents that hold up.
A will that says who receives what, and who carries it out
A living trust where it fits your family and your property
Durable and medical powers of attorney, so someone you trust can act
A review of any will or trust you already have
A video record of your wishes, so your family hears it from you
A private vault for the documents your family will need to find
Availability of each item depends on your situation and the plan we agree to. Video records and vault storage are offered as separate services.
How it works
Three steps.
Send a short request
Tell us what you need in a sentence or two. No payment is collected to ask.
Talk it through on Zoom
A consultation by Zoom or phone, at a time the office confirms with you directly.
Documents prepared
Your plan is drafted or reviewed, with any fee quoted before work begins.
Why it matters
Planned by people who argue these plans.
Mucci Law's experience defending and contesting estate and trust plans informs the documents it drafts. That means the wording is written with tomorrow's disagreement in mind, not only today's signature.
A plan is only as good as the family's ability to follow it. That is why your wishes, your documents, and the people involved are kept together and current.
Keep it findable
Your plan, in one place
- Wills, trusts, deeds, policies, and contracts stored privately
- Family access you control, so no one is left searching
- An annual review when your family, assets, or wishes change
Questions
Before you ask.
Does submitting this form book a meeting?
No. The office contacts you and confirms a time before anything is booked.
Do I have to come to the office?
No. Wills and trusts consultations are handled by Zoom or phone. In-person meetings are available at the Albuquerque office.
What does it cost?
There is no fee to talk. Any drafting or review fee is quoted before work begins.
I already have a will. Is it worth checking?
Often, yes. Old documents, family changes, and moved property are the usual reasons a plan stops working the way it was meant to.
Ready when you are
Talk to an attorney today.
A short conversation is the fastest way to know where your family stands. Free to start, no obligation.