Arizona Legal Services
Skip the traditional law firm. Get legal advice from Arizona attorneys for just $9/month. Add legal work as needed.
Explore Popular Legal Work
Legal work for Arizona residents, employees, and business owners isn’t one size fits all. We work with you to tailor every document to your needs. Don’t see what you need? Not sure where to start? Let’s chat.
Wills & Trusts
We’ll review or create documents for your estate plan, including a will, trust, power of attorney, or healthcare directive. Not sure where to start? Let’s chat.
Leases & Subleases
Let’s button up your rental agreements to ensure legal compliance if you’re a landlord, or to protect your rights as a tenant.
Operating Agreements
An operating agreement is your LLC’s rulebook. Already created one? We can look it over. We’d also be happy to draft one from scratch.
Employee Handbooks
We can prepare an employee handbook tailored to your specific needs. Need one freshened up instead? We can do that, too.
Independent Contractor Agreements
Before you hire an independent contractor, we can review your existing contract and offer suggestions, or draft a new one customized to fit your needs.
HR Compliance
Get feedback on the documents that make up your HR files, like legal compliance policy and procedures, employee discipline, or severance agreements.
How Arizona Law on Call works
Get legal advice for $9 a month, then add legal work starting at $99 an hour.
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Get started
When you sign up for Law on Call, you pay $9 a month and get direct, unlimited phone access to our team of Arizona attorneys. Our Arizona services are suited for both individuals and business owners, available to those who live or work in the Grand Canyon state.
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Talk to an attorney
We don’t give you the runaround or make you pay retainer or consultation fees. Our attorneys are here to give you the legal advice you need, right when you need it.
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add legal work
Add low-cost legal work if and when you need it. All services start at just $99 an hour, and we provide timing estimates up front. Whenever you’re ready, you can add legal work services within your client account.
When to Get Arizona Legal Help
If you own a small business in Arizona, are estate planning, rent property, or intend to make a big-ticket purchase, it may be wise to seek legal advice before any problems come up. Waiting until your questions become issues can be stressful, and could result in additional legal work.
With Arizona Law on Call, you don’t pay a hefty retainer to speak to a lawyer. Simply call and get advice from our Arizona attorneys.
For just $9 a month, you can work through your legal concerns right away. There’s no need to wait and see if something becomes a problem worth shelling out hundreds of dollars for.
Maybe chatting with a lawyer once in awhile is all you need. Or maybe you’ll call a few days in a row with follow-up questions. Maybe you’ll even need legal work done, like having your operating agreement reviewed or an independent contractor agreement drafted. No matter the scenario, rest easy knowing you have a lawyer on call.
How We Keep Costs Low
Law on Call is owned by Northwest Registered Agent, a business identity company that’s helped countless folks start and maintain businesses for more than 20 years.
This means that at Law on Call, we get to focus on you, not the bottom line. We keep our fees for Arizona legal help low so more people can get the legal advice and services they need at prices they can afford.
$9 a Month Legal Advice
This subscription service allows you to:
- Call as needed
- Talk to a lawyer
- Get legal advice
- Call again (and again!)
- Get two months free
Low-Cost Legal Work
Hourly rates based on attorney experience:
- 1-3 years = $99/hour
- 3-7 years = $150/hour
- 7-10 years = $200/hour
- 10+ years = $250/hour
Our practice areas include business, end of life planning, rental housing, and real estate.
Why We Landed in Arizona
Getting legal help in the United States is often prohibitively expensive. To combat this reality, Arizona implemented some impactful legal industry reforms. Rather than creating a temporary or experimental program, they changed the rulebook in an effort to increase access to legal help while easing the burden on small-firm lawyers.
In a unanimous 2020 decision, Arizona’s Supreme Court approved reform measures that alter the core of how legal services in the state are delivered and by whom:
- Nonlawyer ownership of law firms.
This type of firm is called an Alternative Business Structure (ABS). - Business affiliations and fee sharing between lawyers and nonlawyers.
- Technology-based legal service providers.
Law on Call operates as an ABS in Arizona. In addition, we offer Utah legal services.
Ready to be part of a better system?
