Estate planning is not important; it’s necessary. While it may be unpleasant to contemplate what happens after your death, it is better to maintain control of your estate, its distribution after your death and other important items such as healthcare decisions. Don’t rely on state laws to make very personal decisions on your behalf. Make […]
It is very important for every person to have a last will and testament. It is considered as one of the most important, if not the most important, documents that a person must create while he or she is still alive. Under Arizona law, a person 18 years and above can make a will. Why […]
Estate planning when you’re not married, but are in a relationship is important. In this day and age many people are putting off getting married and instead are living together, buying homes together and having children together; the lack of a marriage certificate does not lessen the need for estate planning. In fact, if you […]
Estate planning after a divorce is just as important as it was prior to the dissolution of the marriage. Estate planning is a critical tool that gives you the ability to decide how your assets are handled and distributed when you are gone as well as who will be in charge of making sure your […]