When you turned 18, you legally became an adult. Then along came your 20s and 30s. Pretty soon, you’re already in your 40s or 50s, and you never stopped to make a will. Most people know they should have a will, but life gets busy, and...
Modern technology has transformed the way we do almost everything, estate planning included. In 2018, Arizona became the third state to recognize electronic wills, or “e-wills,” as valid. An e-will functions the same as a hardcopy will, but it is a digital file instead of...
Don’t let your family be blindsided by an invalid will. If you’ve already handwritten your will, or if you are considering writing one, it’s important to understand whether or not it is valid in Arizona. Here’s everything you need to know about handwritten wills in...
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...
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...