The Difference Between A Revocable Trust & An Irrevocable Trust
Trusts are a common estate planning tool, but choosing the right type of trust can be tricky. Some types are designed for specific situations, like a special needs trust or…
DetailsDoes My Out Of State Will Comply With Arizona Law?
Many things in our lives change when we move from state to state. It’s a good idea to remember that some laws, rules, and regulations are decided by state and…
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Remembering Fido: How Pet Trust Works In Arizona
About 68 percent of families in the United States own at least one pet. So many people consider their pets to be part of the family that the term “pet…
DetailsWhy Our Clients Create Trusts
At Keystone Law, We Usually Don’t Have To Wonder Why Our Clients Create Trusts – We Know Trusts have become a popular estate planning tool for many people for good…
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Arizona: Why Retirees Migrate To The Grand Canyon State
Blizzards, Ice Storms, & Below Zero Temps – All Good Reasons To Move From The Frozen North To Warmer States. Arizona is one of the most popular destination states for…
DetailsRebel Without A Will: James Dean & The Importance Of Making A Will
Estate Planning Is Important, No Matter Your Station In Life Only about 44% of Americans have signed a Will, the most fundamental and well-known estate planning document. Without a Will,…
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Do I Have Enough Money To Retire?
Years Of Work Behind You, It May Be Time To Consider Retirement. Trying to figure out whether you have enough money to retire may leave you bewildered. How much is…
DetailsArizona Lawmakers Tackle Family Caregiver Expenses
Being able to give your loved one the care they need is rewarding. But it can be expensive too. Many family caregivers rack up bills providing assistance with daily activities,…
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Myth Busting: Estate Planning Myths Debunked
Estate Planning Myths – What Are The Facts? Myths are things we believe, but that are really not true. While some myths are amusing (bulls don’t really hate the color…
DetailsWhy You & Your Loved Ones Need A Mental Power Of Attorney
Maybe your medications interacted badly, causing behavior changes that concern your friends and family. Or you could be developing Alzheimer’s disease or another form of dementia. If you’re taken to…
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