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Arizona law establishes precise standards that every valid will must satisfy. Failing to meet those standards can cause a document to be rejected during probate, leaving the estate to pass according to the state's intestacy rules rather than the testator's wishes. Who...
You've spent decades building your estate and nurturing your family relationships. Now you're planning for the future, but you worry about what happens after you're gone. You've heard stories of families torn apart by inheritance disputes, and you want to avoid that...
Creating a will involves more than just writing down how you want to distribute your belongings after you are gone. This document outlines your legacy and clarifies your final wishes. However, for this paperwork to fulfill this purpose, it is crucial to understand and...
When creating an estate plan, it’s important to ensure that your assets transfer smoothly to your beneficiaries. A pour-over will helps in this process, especially for those with a living trust. It simplifies estate planning in Arizona and ensures that your assets are...
Moving to a new state involves a long checklist, from changing your driver's license to finding new healthcare providers. Many people moving to the Sun City, Avondale or Surprise areas also wonder whether their existing last will and testament needs to be redrawn to...
When writing a non-self-proved will, you need to have witnesses. These observers validate your will, confirming that you wrote it with a sound mind and intention. Choosing the right witnesses for your will can be crucial. In Arizona, failing to meet the statutory...
When you think of a will, you may picture a formal document with legal language and notarized signatures. But in Arizona, a handwritten will—also called a holographic will—can be legally valid. Understanding how the law treats these wills helps you know whether they...
Many people believe their will controls everything they own after they pass away. Several valuable assets actually skip the will process entirely. If you include these assets in your will, you might end up naming different people from the actual beneficiaries and...
Life is unpredictable. While you may have taken steps to secure your assets, have you considered what happens to your intellectual property (IP) after you’re gone? Protecting your creative legacy can ensure your loved ones benefit from your hard work. Understanding...
If you were to pass away suddenly, would your family know how to make decisions on your behalf and manage your estate? Planning for the unthinkable may seem like a daunting task. However, it is an important step if you want to protect your legacy and spare your loved...
