Adding your child to the deed of your home might seem like a simple way to avoid probate and streamline inheritance. However, this decision comes with significant legal and financial implications under Arizona law. Before proceeding, it’s crucial to weigh the pros and cons to determine if it’s the right choice for your situation.
Before you go through the hassle of transferring your car into your trust, let’s explore the liability risks, financial annoyances, and whether it’s even necessary in Arizona.
A comprehensive estate plan should also address how decisions will be made during your lifetime if you are unable to make them yourself. This is where healthcare directives and powers of attorney come into play. Read this article to learn how to plan ahead for a medical emergency
Navigating the options for an inherited house can be complex, especially when multiple heirs are involved. At Windrose Law Center, we help families in Arizona understand their rights and responsibilities, ensuring that every decision is made with confidence. By exploring these options carefully, you can honor your loved one’s legacy while making the best choice for your family’s future.
Are you wondering what informal probate is in Arizona and whether it applies to an estate in Maricopa County, Phoenix, Scottsdale, Mesa, or Peoria? Informal probate is a streamlined process available through the Superior Court of Arizona, often used when there is a valid will, no significant disputes among heirs, and minimal creditor claims. This process allows a Personal Representative (Executor) to handle estate administration with less court involvement, making it a faster and more cost-effective alternative to formal probate.
In this guide, we’ll walk you through the steps of informal probate in Arizona, including filing the application, notifying creditors, distributing assets, and finalizing the estate. If you need help navigating the probate process in Maricopa County, we’re here to assist you every step of the way.
The Arizona Healthcare Directives Registry (AzHDR) offers a secure way to make your advance directives accessible to healthcare providers statewide. At Windrose Law Center we can help you create your Health Care Powers of Attorney and will always guide you along the way
LLC or Trust? Which is best to own rental property? Can you do both? Read our latestst article to learn the pros and cons of each and how to combine the two.
In Arizona, LLCs can be either manager-managed or member-managed. Whether you’re starting an LLC or evaluating your current structure, understanding the differences between manager-managed and member-managed LLCs is essential. Read here to learn the differences.
Estate planning is one of the most important steps you can take to protect your family and your legacy. However, many people make avoidable mistakes that can lead to unnecessary stress, expense, or even family conflict. Here are some common mistakes we see and how you can avoid them
Estate planning isn’t just for the wealthy—it’s for anyone who wants to protect their loved ones and ensure their assets are handled according to their wishes. Whether you own a home, have children, or simply want to avoid probate, having a will or trust is essential. Without a proper estate plan, Arizona’s intestate laws will decide who inherits your assets, which may not align with your wishes. Learn why Peoria residents should consider estate planning and how a customized plan can provide security and peace of mind.
👉 Read more to find out if a will or trust is right for you!