DNR Facts & Information In Arizona
If you have created your living will then you likely have done some soul searching and made some difficult decisions. Many adults use a DNR or have decided that if…
DetailsThree Ways To Give Away Your Family Heirlooms & Avoid Inheritance Disputes
Ever See A Woman Who Has Had Her Cameo Necklace Snatched Away By Her Sister? Inheritance Disputes Aren’t Funny! Avoid Inheritance Disputes Over Your Heirlooms Heirlooms such as jewelry, cookie jars,…
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Planning Early Is Better
When Planning Involves A Vacation Or Dinner Out With Friends, We Are All Over It. Yet, often, when planning is about our death or our life as an elderly person,…
DetailsDo-It-Yourself: Great for Small Repairs But Dangerous For Estate Planning
Learning estate planning is quite a bit different than learning to replace a spigot on You-Tube. With so much information available online today from learning home repair hacks and even…
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Three Things A Will Can’t Do
Wills are an integral part of a good estate plan. Yet as an estate planning and probate law firm, we often recommend a plan that is built on a living…
DetailsA Good Estate Planning Services Deal With Life As Much As Death
In the estate-planning arena, we joke that no one wants to come in to see us because we talk about death. The truth is, estate planning can help as much…
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Arizona Special Needs Trusts: What You Need To Know
A Special Needs Trust Is An Ideal Tool For Managing Care For A Disabled Family Member When structured correctly, it can provide such supplemental items as therapy, companions, education or…
DetailsWhat Happens When You Die Without A Will In Arizona?
More than 55 percent of adult Americans have no form of a Will or Estate Plan. With these kinds of statistics, the chances are good when someone dies, the family…
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A Will Or A Trust? What Do You Need?
Should You Choose A Will Or Trust? When it is time to arrange for your final wishes to be carried out and for laying out instructions for disposing of your…
DetailsWhat Is A Legal Conservator & What Do They Do?
What Is A Legal Conservator? A conservator is a person who has been appointed by the courts in Arizona to conserve the assets of another person. A person who has…
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