There are many reasons why it makes sense to have an attorney review your will. If you don’t have someone look it over, you may make mistakes that could invalidate your will and make it less protective than you’d hoped. To make sure your family doesn’t face unexpected...
A will is the cornerstone of any estate plan. It lets you outline what you wish to happen to your assets when you pass on. Basically, a will lets you state who will get what when you pass on. It also lets you designate a guardian for your minor child. However, it is...
Creating an estate plan is a responsible step to take. It protects you and your family and ensures your wishes are carried out when you pass away. Unfortunately, there are a lot of mistakes to be made. If you don’t know what these mistakes are, you may make them in...
Motor vehicles are powerful tools that drastically reduce the human effort needed to conduct basic tasks. You don't have to walk to the grocery store that is a mile away or carry those groceries home yourself. You can accomplish much more in your day and complete...
As a parent, your children are your top priority. Whether you have a newborn, a toddler or a teen, your love for your children and desire to see them succeed will not falter. While much of your focus will be on playing an active role in their upbringing, you also want...
Throughout your life, you will pay taxes on all of the money you earn and much of the property you acquire. Your tax obligations don't end when you die. The executor of your estate will have to file a final tax return on your behalf after your death. Your estate could...
Estate planning is a topic that can make people feel uncomfortable. In a way, this is understandable, as much of the estate planning process involves a discussion about what should happen if you become incapacitated or when you die. There is far more to the process...
The Social Security Administration (SSA) has specific standards for those who want Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) benefits. The condition has to prevent them from working and last for long enough to have a significant financial impact. The applicant also...
There are many ways to create a will in Arizona. You might handwrite the document yourself to ensure that people can authenticate it later. You might use software instead to help you create a more formal document. In either scenario, drafting your will on your own is...
If you'd like to influence what your heirs do after you pass away, you may think that you don't have all that many options. You can give them instructions in the will regarding what you'd like them to do with your assets, but you can't really influence how they live...