Planning for the future? That’s one topic many people tend to avoid. It’s understandable—thinking about what happens after we’re gone can feel a bit morbid and overwhelming. But creating a will, even a simple one, is one of the most caring and responsible things you can do for yourself and your loved ones. For many […]
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Estate planning is absolutely necessary for everyone, but it holds special importance for unmarried couples. Unlike married partners, unmarried couples do not benefit from the legal protections and default rights that come with marriage. In Arizona, which follows community property laws, this distinction becomes even more important. Without proper planning, your partner may be left
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Elder law is a highly specialized subject of law. It focuses on issues affecting the elderly and their families. This article about Arizona Elder Law covers estate planning, long-term care, retirement benefits, healthcare, guardianship, and elder abuse. State regulations vary greatly. Elder Law in Arizona Estate Planning: State-Specific Documents: Arizona recognizes particular forms of
In Arizona, guardianship is the legal process through which a person (the guardian) is granted by the court the ability to make personal decisions for another (the ward or protected person). This common when the ward is either a minor or an adult who unable to make decisions for themselves due to a physical or
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