Essential Wills for Unmarried Mothers
I read a recent study that said as of 2023, 40 percent of all births were to unmarried women. There is no judgment here. It simply means these women in …
The Most Unhinged Will Reading Stories (Our Favorite Is #19)
BuzzFeed collected some of the most unhinged will reading stories on the internet, and we have not stopped laughing. Our favorite is number 19: “My vindictive grandmother left my aunt …
Client Changes Everything After Learning Family’s Plans
Here’s something I see more often than people expect: a family member finds out what their inheritance is actually going to be, and it changes everything. I met with a …
What Happens in Arizona If You Die Without a Will?
Arizona’s Intestate Succession Laws When someone passes away in Arizona without a valid will, their estate is distributed according to the state’s intestate succession laws. These laws establish a fixed …
Why DIY Wills Can Get Complicated Fast
I had one of the hardest calls of my week yesterday. A new client came to me after her stepfather passed away. He had used an online will form. The …
A Simple Plan Can Protect Your Family
Over half of Americans don’t have a simple will in place. That means millions of families are left guessing, forced into probate court, trying to make decisions without clear instructions, …
25 Questions About Wills Answered by a Scottsdale Estate Planning Attorney
A will is one of the most important legal documents you can have, yet many people put off creating one because they believe they have plenty of time or think …
The One Document You Can’t Fix Later
The funny thing about a will is that once you’re gone, there are no do-overs. The decisions you make today can impact your loved ones for years to come. If …
Why One Document Could Protect Your Family’s Future
One Will. One Decision. A Legacy That Changed History. What if a single document could shape the future for generations? More than a century ago, one man’s vision did exactly …
Life Changed? Your Estate Plan Should Too
Having a will is important, but keeping it updated is just as important. Life changes quickly. People get married, divorced, have children, lose loved ones, buy property, or simply grow …