How McCann Law Works
Estate Planning Pricing
Transparent Flat-Fee Pricing — No Surprises, No Hourly Billing
Our Approach
Why We Use Flat-Fee Pricing
Hourly billing creates anxiety. You start wondering whether you are taking too long, whether you should ask that question, whether the phone call is costing you. That is no way to work through the most important decisions of your life.
At McCann Law, you will know exactly what you are paying before we begin.
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Free Consultation
Your first conversation with Mike is always free. No charge, no obligation.
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Flat-Fee Quote
After your consultation, you receive a transparent, fixed quote — before we start.
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No Surprises
Ask every question, take your time — the price stays fixed. No billing meter running.
What Is Included
What a Complete Estate Plan Includes
Every plan is tailored to your situation. Mike recommends only the documents you actually need.
Core Documents
- Last Will and Testament
- Revocable Living Trust (where appropriate)
- Pour-Over Will (companion to a trust)
- Durable Power of Attorney
Supplemental Documents
- Health Care Power of Attorney
- Advance Directive / Living Will
- HIPAA Authorization Forms
- Final Disposition Instructions
- Transfer-on-Death Deed (where needed)
- Designation of Guardians
- Health Care Power of Attorney for Minor Children
- Designated Power of Attorney for Minor Children
Consider This
The Cost of NOT Having an Estate Plan
When a loved one dies without a plan in place, probate in Oklahoma can take months and run 3-7% of the estate value in attorney fees, court costs, and administrative expenses.
The real question is not how much estate planning costs, but whether you can afford to skip it.
Step by Step
How It Works
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Free Consultation
Mike learns about your family situation, assets, and goals — no charge.
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Custom Proposal
We outline exactly which documents you need with a flat-fee quote.
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Document Preparation
Mike drafts your personalized estate planning documents.
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Review
You review every document and ask all your questions.
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Signing Meeting
Guided signing with witnesses and notarization — all handled.
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Implementation
Assets transferred to trust, beneficiaries named, deeds filed.
PRICING
Estate Planning Fee Guide
We want you to understand what your estate plan may cost. When we can clearly define the work in advance, we offer the flat fees shown below. The prices below are attorney fees for the services described. Before work begins, your written engagement agreement will list the exact services, documents, costs, and final fee. If new facts would require added work or a higher fee, we will explain the change and obtain your agreement before doing that additional work.
ESTATE PLANNING PACKAGES
Individual Trust-Based Estate Plan
$2,279
A trust-based plan for one person. Only the documents and services listed in the engagement agreement are included.
Joint Trust-Based Estate Plan
$2,967
A shared trust-based plan for a couple, offered only after a conflict review. Only the documents and services listed in the engagement agreement are included.
Two-Trust Estate Planning Package
$3,569
Two separate trust plans for a couple, offered only after a conflict review. Only the documents and services listed in the engagement agreement are included.
Trust Amendment Planning Package
$1,290
Changes to certain parts of an existing trust. A deed is not included.
Trust Restatement Planning Package
$1,591
A full update of an existing revocable trust after we review the current trust and related papers. Deeds, title work, and trust funding are not included unless listed in the engagement agreement.
Individual Will-Based Estate Plan
$1,651.20
A will-based plan for one person. Only the documents and services listed in the engagement agreement are included.
Couple’s Will-Based Estate Plan
$2,072.60
A will-based plan for a couple, offered only after a conflict review. Only the documents and services listed in the engagement agreement are included.
BUSINESS FORMATION & TRANSFERS
Oklahoma Limited Liability Company Formation
$645–$1,419
This is the attorney-fee range for an Oklahoma LLC. The engagement agreement will state whether the work includes formation papers, a basic operating agreement, EIN help, and a review of federal ownership-reporting rules. Government filing fees, registered-agent charges, and other outside costs are separate unless the engagement agreement clearly says they are included. An ownership report will be filed only if legally required and included in the agreement.
Other Business Entity Structures
Custom Fee
The fee is set after we review the owners, tax needs, management plan, and filing rules.
Assignment of Business Interest to Trust
Custom Fee
The fee depends on the type of business, its legal papers, any transfer limits, needed approvals, tax issues, and the amount of work involved
REAL ESTATE DEEDS
Quitclaim Deed
$249.40
Attorney preparation of a basic quitclaim deed for Oklahoma property or property in a state with similar rules. Title review, outside lawyers, taxes, special filings, and recording costs are not included unless the engagement agreement says otherwise.
Transfer-on-Death Deed
$292.40
Attorney preparation of a transfer-on-death deed for Oklahoma property or property in a state with similar rules. Title review, taxes, filing charges, and recording costs are not included unless the engagement agreement says otherwise. If another state requires added work, we will quote the added fee before proceeding.
INDIVIDUAL DOCUMENTS
Testamentary Will
$559–$817
A will for one person. The fee depends on the client’s wishes, family needs, chosen decision-makers, and the amount of work required.
Revocable Living Trust
$1,290
A revocable living trust ordered by itself. Other documents, deeds, and trust-funding work are not included unless the engagement agreement says they are.
Memorandum or Certification of Trust
$172
A short document that gives key trust information without sharing the full trust.
Financial Power of Attorney
$215
A financial power of attorney based on the client’s choices about who will act, what powers they will have, and when those powers begin.
Health-Care Planning Document(s)
$322.50
Health-care documents chosen for the client, such as a health-care power of attorney, medical privacy release, guardian choice, and advance directive.
Surviving Spouse or Joint-Tenant Affidavit
$258
An affidavit used to update ownership records after a spouse or joint owner dies. The service depends on the facts and available records.
Irrevocable Trust
$1,591–$2,795
An irrevocable trust prepared for an agreed purpose. The fee depends on tax issues, assets, who will manage the trust, how property will be given out, and the work required.
Small-Estate Affidavit
$301
A small-estate affidavit for an estate that meets the legal rules, based on the facts and records provided.
Affidavit of Successor Trustee
$258
An affidavit showing that a new trustee has authority to act, after we review the trust and related facts.
A Few Things to Know About Our Fees
- Your written agreement controls. Each listed price is an attorney fee for a defined service. Your engagement agreement will identify the client or clients, the work included, the work excluded, the final fee, and the outside costs you must pay. A package name does not add services that are not listed in that agreement.
- Outside costs are separate unless clearly included. Government filing fees, recording fees, registered-agent charges, certified copies, publication costs, title reports, transfer taxes, appraisals, accounting work, courier charges, and other third-party costs are not included unless your engagement agreement clearly says otherwise.
- Deeds and trust funding are separate unless listed. Trust packages do not include deeds, title review, recording, beneficiary-form review, account changes, business-interest transfers, or other work to move assets into a trust unless the engagement agreement specifically includes those services.
- Some matters require a custom fee. This may apply to blended families, special-needs planning, taxable estates, asset protection, business succession, people or property outside the United States, unusual gifts, complex trust terms, disputed matters, or rush work.
- We will agree on fee changes before added work begins. If new facts materially increase the work, we will explain the added services, attorney fee, and costs. We will obtain your agreement before doing the additional work unless you have already given written authority for it.
- Advance payments are not automatically earned when paid. Any advance attorney fee or cost deposit will be handled under the Oklahoma Rules of Professional Conduct. We will keep funds in the proper account until earned or used, provide an accounting when required, and refund any unearned fee or unused cost deposit if the representation ends before the agreed work is finished.
- Planning for a couple requires a conflict review. We may represent spouses or partners together only after reviewing possible conflicts and obtaining any required informed consent. We will explain how confidentiality works in a joint representation and what may happen if a conflict develops. In some cases, we may recommend or require separate lawyers.
- Payment by someone else does not make that person the client. If a family member or another person pays your fee, you remain the client unless the engagement agreement says otherwise. The payor may not control our legal judgment or receive confidential information without your permission.
- This guide does not create an attorney-client relationship. Reviewing this guide or contacting our firm does not make us your attorneys. Representation begins only after we complete intake and conflict review and you and our firm sign or otherwise confirm a written engagement agreement.
Pricing FAQs
Can I use an online will service instead?
Online services offer documents that may not comply with Oklahoma specific requirements. They cannot evaluate your family unique dynamics or catch the issues that create problems later.
Do I need to update my plan?
Yes, periodically. Marriage, divorce, birth, death, or significant asset changes all warrant a review. McCann Law offers plan updates for existing clients.
Is there a minimum estate size?
No. Anyone with property, children, or who wants to designate decision-makers will benefit from having an estate plan.
What areas does McCann Law serve?
We serve Tulsa and the surrounding metro area including Broken Arrow, Bixby, Jenks, Owasso, Sand Springs, and throughout northeastern Oklahoma.
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