Experienced Wills, Trust, and Probate Lawyers

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Dana Law Group is an elite estate planning, trust administration, and probate law firm that serves individuals and families throughout Arizona. We have experienced estate planning and probate lawyers in Chandler, Scottsdale, Mesa, Phoenix, Sun City, Sedona, Avondale, Payson, Tucson, and Prescott. We create custom, personalized legal solutions that are closely tailored to your specific objectives and insure that your hard-earned assets are not subject to time delay or expense of probate court proceedings.

We additionally provide legal plans that insure that your loved-ones are protected and your wishes are carried out even in your absence. We do this by becoming familiar with your overall goals and objectives. One of our experienced estate planning attorneys can walk you through the process of customizing and designing an estate plan that captures your wishes. It is our goal to make your experience at the law firm a personalized one.

We seek to utilize cutting-edge, full-service estate planning combining common strategies that may include Revocable Living Trusts, Last Will and Testaments, Durable Financial Powers of Attorney, Living Wills, and Health Care Powers of Attorney. We can also help with administering an estate or a trust after the passing of a loved one. Navigating the process of probate or administering a Trust can be overwhelming. However, our law firm can provide assistance that makes the process easy and understandable in the most efficient way as possible.

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Key Components of a Quality Estate Plan

• Revocable Living Trust - A family trust or a living trust ensures that assets are distributed in a predetermined manner without being subject to probate
• Certificate of Trust - A certificate of trust is an important part of creating a living trust. It is a summary of the trust document and is often requested by financial instututions when it comes time to fund your trust.
• Last Will and Testament - A Will is used to formally state who you want to act as your executor after your death. THe creation of a Will is an important part of estate planning.
• Durable Financial Power of Attorney - A Financial Power of Attorney is used to designate someone with the authority to act on your behalf if you are living but unable to manage your own financial affairs due to disability.
• Durable Medical Power of Attorney - A medical POA designate someone with the authority to act on your behalf if you are unable to communicate your medical wishes on your own.
• Living Will - A living will clarifies your wishes with respect to life sustaining treatment in the event you are unable to communicate those wishes.