What is Probate in Arizona?
Learn about the probate process in Arizona, including filing fees, notification requirements, formal vs. informal probate, and other matters.
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Do we need to have probate? Maybe not.
Sometimes an estate falls within the legal requirements where probate may not be required, especially when the decedent is survived by a husband or wife.
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How does a family prepare for an elder’s future?
This can be a trick question, and will depend upon whether the elder is mentally impaired. Often, these conversations are difficult. Learn how we help clients.
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We have opened a probate – Now What?
One of the first surprises to our clients in the opening of a probate is that the money going to the state is only $193.00 for the court's filing fee and perhaps some minimal amounts for certified documents (around $28).
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Ownership of Financial Accounts
Assigning adult children as joint tenants (co-owners) on a parents' bank accounts may not always be beneficial. Sometimes a better alternative may be to use a financial power of attorney.
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