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15 Interesting Facts About Wills
There are a lot of facts about Last Wills that many people don’t know. For example, did you know that every person, 18 years and older, should have a Will? Whether you…
Read MoreWhat Happens to Your Online Accounts and other Digital Assets After You Die?
The world has become digitalized over the past decade or so. Technology and the internet have become a necessity. They are embedded in our everyday lives. We have come to a point…
Read MoreHow Can Estate Planning Help You When Your Loved One is Diagnosed with Alzheimer’s or Dementia?
Alzheimer’s and dementia are 2 of the most feared words in the English language. Both of these diseases have touched many, many Americans. Estate planning can help you gain some control over…
Read MoreWhat Do You Need To Know About Guardianship in Arizona
If you have an adult disabled child and want to be legally her or his guardian, I am the right person to call. I can definitely help you. You may be wondering…
Read MoreFunerals and Cremations – Estate Planning And Death
Estate planning wouldn’t be complete without talking about death and burial. This blog will focus on what you need to know to put together a loved one’s funeral or cremation and what…
Read MoreWhat Should you Think About When Putting Together an Estate Plan?
Putting together an estate plan is a great way of taking care of and protecting your loved ones and yourself as well. I often think that many of my clients equate going…
Read MoreMental Health Estate Planning: What Can You Do If Your Elderly Loved One Is Losing It?
You have no idea how many people I talk to who have asked this question regarding their aging relatives, parents in particular: “What do I do if my parent is losing it?”…
Read MoreDo I Need a Financial Durable Power of Attorney?
Financial Durable Powers of Attorney, Why You Should Get one? Financial Durable Powers of Attorney are a very important part of an estate plan. First of all, most Financial Durable Powers of…
Read MoreHow to Handle Personal Belongings
Personal Belongings Estate Planning Look around your house at all the stuff—chairs, tables, knickknacks, art work, photos, linens, items that have been in the family forever, jewelry, tools, antiques, clothing, etc., etc.,…
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