Estate Planning Blog

Drafting a will is an important first step in settling your affairs. But with so many types of wills out there, it can be overwhelming to know which one will be right for you. Luckily, you don’t have to choose just one—you can write several...

Choosing the right executor for your will is one of the most important parts of an estate plan. But what happens if you or your executor move to another state? Do you need to draft a new will? Can you have an out-of-state executor? Here’s...

There are many reasons you might need to change your power of attorney. You might fall out of touch with that person, they may no longer be a suitable choice, or you might simply change your mind. Luckily, your power of attorney can easily be...

Santa Claus is coming to town! He’ll be making lots of stops around Arizona this holiday season, so there will be plenty of opportunities to snap a pic and tell him what you want in your stocking this year. Mark your calendar—here's where to find...

Have you drafted your will yet? If you have one, when was the last time you made an update? Many factors can invalidate a will, such as moving to a new state or changes in state laws. Whether you still need to draft your first...

If you’ve been appointed the executor of an estate or if you’re expecting an inheritance, you may be wondering just how long the probate process can take.  Unfortunately, probate is a complex process, and there are many different factors that can delay its completion. There is...

While many of us hate to see summer go, fall certainly has its perks. From pumpkin patches and corn mazes to fall-themed games and shopping, fall festivals are the perfect way to celebrate the best parts of fall. If you’re looking for things to do...

When you move to a new state, there are many important things you need to update, like your driver’s license and your voter’s registration. But one thing that people often forget to update after a move is their estate plan.  Although out-of-state wills typically are valid...

It can be uncomfortable to talk to your children about their inheritance. While you don’t have to tell your children exactly how much they will inherit, it is a good idea to have a conversation with them about what to do with an inheritance. If...

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