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How To Execute A Living Trust After Death in Arizona

A living trust is a type of estate planning set up by a person during their lifetime. While they are alive, a person can place assets into a living trust where they can benefit from the assets while they are ...

Does a Beneficiary Have to Share With Siblings in Arizona?

Many parents opt to divide their estates evenly among their adult children. However, the law doesn’t require that parents divvy up assets in this manner — or that beneficiaries share their assets with other family members. In fact, a number ...

Can a Beneficiary Be a Trustee in Arizona?

It’s no secret that estate planning can be complex. Whether you’re creating your own trust or serving as a trustee for someone else, you might have questions about the laws surrounding this process. In particular, trustees may wonder if they ...

Can You Transfer Assets Out Of An Irrevocable Trust?

There are many types of trusts, but the two most common are revocable and irrevocable. A revocable trust, sometimes referred to as a living trust, allows for assets to be transferred into a tax-sheltered and legally protected trust while the ...

Is A Will Written In One State Valid In Another?

From obtaining a new driver’s license to updating your voter registration, moving to a new state means you need to update a lot of your personal information to avoid costly fines and tickets. While most individuals remember to update their ...

What Expenses Can Be Paid From A Special Needs Trust?

Special Needs Trusts are valuable tools used to assist individuals with special needs to pay for everyday expenses that are not covered by any government benefits programs. But, the funds in the trusts must be used correctly, or else the ...

Does A Beneficiary Have The Right To See A Trust?

A living trust is a fiduciary relationship in which the creator of a trust grants a trustee the right to hold title to property and assets that benefit a third party. While trusts are generally associated with wealthy people, they ...

How Does A Living Trust Checking Account Work In Arizona?

One of the most commonly used and most important documents in estate planning is a last will and testament that itemizes all of the assets and property that are owned and determines how they will be distributed upon the death ...

Understanding the Difference Between a Trustee and an Executor

If you die without a will, Arizona state law will determine who inherits your money and belongings, and it might not be according to your wishes. To control where your property goes when you’re no longer around, you need to ...

When Does a Durable Power of Attorney Expire?

You’ve probably heard the term power of attorney. A legal designation, power of attorney refers to a document that grants an individual, known as the agent, the power to act in the interest of another party, referred to as the ...

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How To Execute A Living Trust After Death in Arizona

Does a Beneficiary Have to Share With Siblings in Arizona?

Can a Beneficiary Be a Trustee in Arizona?

Can You Transfer Assets Out Of An Irrevocable Trust?

Is A Will Written In One State Valid In Another?

What Expenses Can Be Paid From A Special Needs Trust?

Does A Beneficiary Have The Right To See A Trust?

How Does A Living Trust Checking Account Work In Arizona?

Understanding the Difference Between a Trustee and an Executor

When Does a Durable Power of Attorney Expire?

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