Protecting Your Loved Ones

Protecting your love ones means more than just a living will or living trust, it means making sure that a whole host of documents are properly created by an Arizona legal expert. At Family First, we have two packages that have been set up just for this purpose; the Revocable Living Trust Package and the Will Package.

Revocable Living Trust Package

When you sit down to really consider the ‘what-if’s’ in life, one of the first things that probably comes to mind is a living will. While an Arizona living will is an integral part of the puzzle, it’s truly just a small piece. In order to truly protect your family in the event of a tragedy, you need much, much more.

Arizona Living Trust – A trust is an arrangement in which one or more people manage or take care of property for someone else’s benefit.
Durable General Power of Attorney – A POA is a legal authorization to represent another in private affairs or business.
Health Care Power of Attorney – A healthcare or medical POA legally authorizes someone else to make decision regarding your medical care if you cannot.
Living Will – Also known as a health care directive, a living will legally states what steps should be taken regarding your health in the event of an accident or tragedy (aka: organ donations, resuscitation, etc).
Pourover Will – An Arizona pourover will works in conjuction with an Arizona living trust to basically “pour” any remaining property the deceased still owned at the unfortunate time of death into a trust that they had set up during their life.
Declaration of Anatomical Gift – A legal document stating organ donation instructions after death.
Certificate of Trust – This document is meant to keep certain aspects of your living trust private. “A condensed version of a living trust which leaves out details of what property is held in the trust and the identity of the beneficiaries.”
Arizona Transfer Deed – This legal document insures that buying and selling property is kept within the standards set by the laws of the state where the transaction takes place.
Transfer Documents
Notary Services

Arizona Will Package

Last Will & Testament
Durable General Power of Attorney
Health Care Power of Attorney
Living Will
Beneficiary Deed

If you are just now sitting down to review your will and living trust, consider talking to us about the additional documents you’ll need to keep your family and your assets protected.

Need Help?

If you are not sure as to what legal document you currently have contact one of our professionals to help you with your estate planning. They will make sure you have all of your grounds covered and have the right legal documents that best suite your wants and needs.