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Wills, Trusts & Estate Plan Articles
- Arizona Estate Planning FAQs – Answers to frequently asked questions about Arizona wills, trusts, and estate planning.
- Asset Protected Irrevocable Trusts. Arizona law does not permit individuals to create a revocable or an irrevocable trust that shields assets in the trust from the trust maker's creditors. A trust that protects trust assets from the beneficiary's creditors and ex-spouses is an irrevocable trust created and funded by somebody other than the beneficiary.
- Our Free Kids Protection Plan – Go here to name guardians for your minor children today. It's free and easy.
- Wear Clean Underwear: Download and read this book written by my mentor Ali Katz. As parents, we spend so much time and effort on how to prepare our children for the future, yet we often overlook the reality of how to protect and secure our children's future if we're no longer around. Using compelling stories, Ali Katz reveals the critical steps parents must address to plan effectively for their children's future. An eye-opening and much-needed guide!
- Benefits of an Arizona Beneficiary Deed that transfers Arizona real estate automatically on the death of the owner(s) without the need for an expensive Superior Court probate to the person, people, or entity named in the deed.
- Buy one or more Arizona Beneficiary Deeds by submitting our online Arizona Beneficiary Deed Questionnaire.
- Arizona’s Law of Intestate Succession. This is Arizona's law that provides who inherits the assets of an Arizona resident who died without a will or a trust.
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