• Foundational PlanningEstablish the core documents, authority, and transfer plan your family will rely on.
    • Advanced PlanningProtect accumulated wealth and coordinate tax, trust, and multigenerational strategies.
    • Business PlanningAlign ownership, continuity, succession, and exit planning with your personal estate plan.
    • Trust AdministrationHelp trustees and families carry out a trust after incapacity or death.

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    • Our Estate Planning ProcessSee what to expect from consultation through signing and funding.
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    • Real Estate InvestorsProtect personal assets and coordinate ownership, succession, and incapacity planning.
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  • Foundational PlanningEstablish the core documents, authority, and transfer plan your family will rely on.
  • Advanced PlanningProtect accumulated wealth and coordinate tax, trust, and multigenerational strategies.
  • Business PlanningAlign ownership, continuity, succession, and exit planning with your personal estate plan.
  • Trust AdministrationHelp trustees and families carry out a trust after incapacity or death.

Estate Planning

  • Estate Planning
  • Revocable Trusts

Protecting Wealth

  • Asset Protection
  • Asset Protection Trusts
  • Irrevocable Trusts
  • Revocable vs. Irrevocable Trusts

Business and Administration

  • LLCs & Business Entities
  • Business Ownership & Structure
  • Tax Planning
  • Exit Planning
  • Our Estate Planning ProcessSee what to expect from consultation through signing and funding.
  • Explore Planning PackagesCompare the available living trust packages and what each planning level includes.

Who We Help

  • Founders & Business OwnersCoordinate business, personal wealth, continuity, and family planning.
  • Real Estate InvestorsProtect personal assets and coordinate ownership, succession, and incapacity planning.
  • Trustees & Surviving SpousesUnderstand your authority, responsibilities, deadlines, and next steps.

Resources

  • Frequently Asked QuestionsFind focused answers by planning area, topic, or planning detail.
  • Articles & InsightsRead practical perspectives on planning decisions for business owners, families, and trustees.

Popular resources

  • How Much Does Estate Planning Cost?
  • Revocable vs. Irrevocable Trusts
  • How to Name a Trust Correctly
  • Asset Protection Trust Jurisdictions
  • Our Estate Planning Process

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Jeffrey Q. Cardon, PC

Cardon Law provides strategic trusts and estates counsel for business owners, real estate investors, families, trustees, and surviving spouses.

Planning Areas

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  • Advanced Planning
  • Business Planning
  • Trust Administration

Who We Help

  • Business Owners
  • Real Estate Investors
  • Trustees & Surviving Spouses

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Pleasant Grove, UT 84062

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Cardon Law is located in Suite 103 on the building’s first floor. The entrance can be difficult to see from the parking lot, so follow these two steps.

1. Find the stairs

Facing the building from the parking lot, you’ll see the chiropractic offices at the parking-lot level. Look for the stairs on the right side of the building.

Cardon Law office building viewed from the parking lot, with an orange arrow pointing to the stairs on the right side.

2. Follow the path to the first-floor entrance

Go down the stairs and follow the sidewalk as it curves around the outside of the building. The Cardon Law entrance is on the first floor facing the street.

Sidewalk curving around the right side of the building to Cardon Law’s first-floor entrance, marked with an orange arrow.
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