14 Apr Tips for Asset Protection

Posted at 06:15h in Asset Protection by Phelps LaClair Law

Who needs asset protection planning? Is it necessary for everyone, or is it only important in certain situations? Asset protection planning is a key component of wealth management. The goal is to shield your wealth from being seized or used to satisfy a legal judgment. Not...

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08 Apr How Much Authority Does a Power of Attorney Have?

Posted at 09:07h in Power of Attorney by Phelps LaClair Law

A power of attorney (POA) is a legal document that lets you give someone you trust the authority to make decisions on your behalf. But how much authority does a power of attorney actually have? That depends on the type of POA, what’s written in...

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03 Apr Can the Same Person You Appoint As Trustee Also Be a Guardian?

Posted at 14:36h in Estate Planning, Living Trusts by Phelps LaClair Law

If you choose, the same person you name as guardian for your minor children can serve a dual role as trustee. However, this decision takes some careful consideration. Having one individual serve both roles isn’t always the best idea. It can be complicated, impractical, and...

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14 Feb Estate Planning for Couples

Posted at 14:19h in Estate Planning by Phelps LaClair Law

Are you celebrating this Valentine’s Day with that one person who you want to spend the rest of your life with? There are several steps that couples need to take in order to protect each other in the future. These steps will be slightly different,...

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30 Dec Can Someone with Power of Attorney Change a Will?

Posted at 11:11h in IRA Inheritance Trust, LLCs, Power of Attorney, Wills by Phelps LaClair Law

Naming a power of attorney can be a wise step to take. If you are ever incapacitated by an illness or injury, they will be able to do things like pay your bills or receive information about your medical condition, depending on the terms of...

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04 Nov Estate Planning for Blended Families: A Detailed Guide

Posted at 11:32h in Estate Planning by Phelps LaClair Law

It’s always a wise call to update your estate plan after you get married (or remarried) and whenever you welcome new children into your family. If yours is a blended family, you’re not alone! About 1 in 6 American kids lives in a blended family....

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01 Oct In-Home Care Options for Seniors in Mesa, AZ

Posted at 01:00h in Long-Term Care Planning by Phelps LaClair Law

Over two-thirds of adults will require long-term care during their senior years. So let’s talk about in-home care options for seniors in Mesa and the surrounding areas. Deciding where and how you want to receive care is all about your personal comfort. Many people prefer...

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06 Sep Fitness Ideas for Seniors When The Temperatures Skyrocket

Posted at 11:00h in Family Fun by Phelps LaClair Law

Here in Arizona, temperatures often shoot up into the triple digits. When it gets that hot, it’s not safe to exercise outdoors, especially for adults in their senior years. You already know you need to be careful out there – that’s why you’re here looking...

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20 Aug Arizona Family Fun: Eight Activities to Enjoy with Your Grandkids

Posted at 05:11h in Family Fun by Phelps LaClair Law

Exploring Arizona with your grandchildren offers a wealth of enriching experiences! Our state’s diverse attractions will spark your little ones’ imagination and curiosity. From free activities like splash pads and parks, to museums and cultural institutions that provide opportunities for learning, there are many ways...

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12 Aug Pros and Cons of Retiring in Arizona

Posted at 08:18h in Retirement Planning by Phelps LaClair Law

Are you wondering if Arizona is a good place to retire? Our answer would be a resounding “YES!” Not only is Arizona a tax-friendly state for seniors with a wide array of desirable cities, there are many other pros to settling down here for your...

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