The 20 Best Estate Planning Attorneys in Tucson
Wills, trusts, probate, and elder law. Ranked from 2,195 Google reviews across the Tucson metro.
- Updated October 2026
- 20 met the bar
- 4.78 average rating
The short answerThe highest ranked estate planning attorneys in Tucson right now are Loose Law Group, P.C. (5.0 stars, 352 reviews), Harn Legacy, PLLC (5.0 stars, 124 reviews), and Fishbein Law Group (5.0 stars, 59 reviews). They come out on top of 20 eligible businesses after weighting each rating by its review volume.
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Loose Law Group, P.C.
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Harn Legacy, PLLC
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Fishbein Law Group
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How this list was made
We pulled 100 Tucson-area estate planning attorneys from Google Maps, then kept the 20 with a rating of 4.0 or higher and at least 10 reviews. The average rating in this group is 4.78 stars.
Ratings with only a few reviews are pulled toward that average, so a business needs a real track record to reach the top. Nobody pays to be here. Read the full method.
- Businesses reviewed
- 100
- Met the bar
- 20
- Average rating
- 4.78
- Reviews behind this list
- 2,195
Questions people ask
Who is the best estate planning attorney in Tucson?
As of October 2026, Loose Law Group, P.C. ranks first among 20 eligible Tucson estate planning attorneys, with a 5.0 star Google rating across 352 reviews. Harn Legacy, PLLC and Fishbein Law Group round out the top three.
Which Tucson estate planning attorneys have the most reviews?
Of the 20 estate planning attorneys ranked on this page, Doug Newborn Law Firm, PLLC (905), Loose Law Group, P.C. (352), and Bouman Law Firm (202) have the most Google reviews.
Are any Tucson estate planning attorneys open 24 hours?
Yes. Google lists Doug Newborn Law Firm, PLLC as open 24 hours. Call ahead to confirm emergency availability.
How did you rank these estate planning attorneys?
We started with 100 Tucson-area businesses from Google Maps and kept the 20 with at least a 4.0 star rating and 10 or more reviews. Each rating is then weighted by how many reviews back it up, so a perfect score from a handful of reviews does not outrank a near-perfect score from hundreds.
Can a business pay to rank higher?
No. Positions come only from public Google ratings and review volume. Claiming or updating a listing is free and does not change its rank.
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