Is Naming a Beneficiary Enough? Why Arizona Families Would Consider a Trust

Is Naming a Beneficiary Enough? Why Arizona Families Would Consider a Trust While naming beneficiaries directly on your accounts or real estate is a helpful start, it often fails to address several critical legal and financial hurdles in Arizona. A Revocable Living Trust provides a more comprehensive safety net that beneficiary designations alone cannot match. […]

Who Inherits When There is No Will in Arizona

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Who Inherits When There is No Will in Arizona? A Guide to Arizona Intestate Succession Laws When a person passes away without a valid Last Will and Testament in Arizona, their estate enters a process known as intestate succession. Without a will to guide the court, Arizona state law determines how assets—including real estate, bank […]

Living Trust and Last Will and Testament

Establishing a Living Trust, Last Will and Testament: Your Guide to Streamlined Estate Planning The Purpose of a Living Trust Creating a comprehensive estate plan in Arizona often involves both a Living Trust and a Last Will and Testament. While many people believe they must hire an expensive attorney, the Arizona Supreme Court certifies Legal […]

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