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Estate Planning Basics
What is Estate Planning? The basics of estate planning is a two-part process. The first part is to ensure that in the event of your serious disability, you continue to maintain control of your assets and health care treatment decisions. The second part is making...
Charitable Giving for Everybody
While you are enjoying your Thanksgiving, remember that you have many choices in giving to charity. There are many options to consider.
The True Cost of Alzheimer’s Disease: Your Memory and Financial Security
Cost of Alzheimer's Alzheimer’s disease affects as many as 5.8 million people in the United States; which means it affects as many as 5.8 million families, because Alzheimer’s is a disease that affects everybody it touches—husbands, wives, children and...
Arizona Beneficiary Deeds
Define Beneficiary Deed A beneficiary deed in Arizona is used to transfer real estate upon death to a specific person also known as beneficiary. These deeds can also be used to transfer real estate to more than one person, or a trust. Uses of Beneficiary Deeds...
Quiet Title
What is a Quiet Title? A quiet title action is needed when a piece of real estate has been in the family for many generations, and the legal title to the real estate is in the name of deceased ancestor. The quiet title action is used to transfer the real...
Estate Planning Checklist
Our 12 Step Estate Planning Checklist will make certain that you can control your finances and healthcare decisions no matter what life throws at you. All of these decisions should be discussed with you loved ones now.Step 1. Financial Powers of Attorney While you...
What you Should Never Put in your Will!
Many people ask me, time and time again ‘What needs to be in a Will’. Other people ask me ‘What you should never put in your Will?’ These are two very important questions and the answers may surprise you. A Will, also called a Last Will or a Last Will and Testament...
Can an executor of a will take everything?
Let’s see. In Arizona we don’t use the term executor, instead we use the term Personal Representative. A Personal Representative is appointed by the Court to act on behalf of the deceased person. When the Personal Representative is appointed they have three jobs.
These are the Days My Friends
There is a song we used to sing in camp about being young and never worrying about the challenges of life. We lived in the moment.
Summertime And the Living is Different
We want to thank EVERYONE for working with us during this very difficult time. Thanks especially to those “novices” who learned to use ZOOM just to teleconference with us. It is wonderful to see all of you! As you have already seen, meetings on ZOOM can...
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