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As a busy parent, I know it’s easy to get lost in the everyday activities of having kids and put things like estate planning on the back burner. We are young, we will surely be around to see our kids...

You may have thought that you were done with your estate planning when you executed your documents, but there is a final, and oftentimes forgotten step in completing this process: you must ensure that you have completed all your beneficiary...

The death of a loved one can be emotionally overwhelming and dealing with the probate process can add further stress to a grieving family. Understanding the probate process may help alleviate some of that stress. Probate involves dissolving and legally...

When it comes to planning out your finances, people are (rightfully) confused about the difference between an estate attorney vs. financial planner. Oftentimes, people use these terms interchangeably, but these professions serve different interests and goals. What Does an Estate...

The COVID-19 crisis has caused many people to recognize that life can change quickly, even for those who are young and healthy. This realization has also raised some interesting challenges that may necessitate a review of your current estate planning...

Probate is the court process where your assets pass to your family after your death. Probate can be expensive and time-consuming, which is why some people prefer to take steps during their lifetime to avoid the necessity of putting their...

If you were injured in a car accident in Arizona, you will likely file an insurance claim seeking compensation from the responsible driver. But how long does a car accident case take? It’s a difficult question to answer. The facts...

Terms like “no-fault state” and “at-fault state” are not topics of daily conversation. But if you are injured in a car accident in Arizona, it’s important to understand the concept of fault and how it impacts your ability to recover...

As this past year has demonstrated, life is very unpredictable. Illness can strike us all, and even young, healthy people can pass away without an estate plan. This can create a very complicated situation for the loved ones they leave...

If you’re looking to dissolve a trust, the first thing you’ll want to determine is the type of trust you’re dealing with: A revocable trust is a living trust. It can be amended or revoked by the grantor (the individual...