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What Are the Different Types of Power of Attorney in Arizona?

A power of attorney is a document that allows you to select another person or a company to represent you on medical, financial or legal matters, in the circumstance that you are unable to communicate due to travel or another circumstance, or unable take care of yourself. There are many variations that can be used […]

By |October 1st, 2013|Arizona Estate Planning Q&A|0 Comments

How Does a Living Will and Health Care Power of Attorney Work Together?

An Arizona living will is used to communicate your wishes on how medical care should be administered to you if you become incapacitated or unable to communicate in Arizona or elsewhere. You might become unable to communicate as a result of being in a serious accident or due to an illness or advanced age. For […]

By |September 27th, 2013|Arizona Living Will, Trusts and Wills|0 Comments

Understanding the Difference between a Living Will and Last Will & Testament

A living will, and last will and testament are different, although both are used to interpret a person’s wishes when they are unable to communicate. Each state, including Arizona, has its own unique requirements for a Phoenix living will, or a last Phoenix will and testament. If you decide that you want to set up […]

By |September 25th, 2013|Arizona Living Will, Trusts and Wills|0 Comments

The Living Will Discussion: It’s Time to Talk

Although it is difficult to discuss a living will, it is important that almost everyone has one, so that their end of life decisions are respected in every circumstance. A medical power of attorney (POA) designates a person as a health care agent to make medical decisions on behalf of another. A Scottsdale living will […]

By |September 24th, 2013|Arizona Living Will, Trusts and Wills|0 Comments

What is Arizona Probate & When is it Required?

Arizona probate court is used to deal with estate administration after the estate owner’s death. Probate court is used to deal both with estates that have a will and estates without a will. Arizona probate court is required in cases where the title to an asset or property needs to be signed over to […]

By |September 20th, 2013|Arizona Estate Planning Q&A|0 Comments