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How Financial Planning and Estate Planning Work Together
If you’re a financial planner or advisor in Arizona, you understand the importance of crafting a secure financial future for your clients. Estate planning and financial planning are two sides of the same coin. While you meticulously plan for your clients’ lives, a well-crafted estate plan ensures their wealth reaches the intended beneficiaries after they’re gone. Here at Windrose Law Center, we believe strong collaboration between financial planners and estate planning attorneys is essential
Don’t Just Go Halfway: Understanding Pour-Over Wills in Arizona
Imagine you've meticulously planned your dream vacation to Italy. Flights booked, itinerary crafted, reservations secured – you're ready for an unforgettable adventure. But hold on – there's a catch. You only have a ticket for one leg of the journey. Estate planning...
How to Designate a Beneficiary for Your Vehicle in Arizona
One of the most common assets to consider incorporating into an estate plan is your vehicle. Fortunately, the Arizona Department of Transportation (ADOT) makes it relatively easy to protect your vehicle using their Beneficiary Designation form. Read along to find out what this form is, how to properly complete it, and how it works.
Protecting Your Arizona Business With An Estate Plan
For Arizona business owners, a comprehensive estate plan offers a crucial layer of protection for your company’s future. Here’s how thoughtful estate planning can ensure a smooth transition for your Arizona business.
Incorporating Intellectual Property (IP) Into Your Estate Plan
Many people focus on tangible assets like houses or investments when developing their estate plan, but what about intellectual property ( IP)? Copyrights and trademarks – intangible as they may be – can hold significant value .By including a IP in your estate plan, you safeguard your creative and commercial legacy.
How Do Powers of Attorney Work in Arizona?
What is a Power of Attorney? A Power of Attorney is a legal document that grants another person (your “agent”) the authority to make decisions and take actions on your behalf. We can guide you through the process of creating a Power of Attorney and ensure your wishes are clearly documented and legally enforceable.
Avoiding Arizona Probate Using a Beneficiary Deed
Estate planning can feel overwhelming. Wills are a common starting point, but they can’t avoid probate, a lengthy and public court process for distributing assets. Here in Arizona, there’s a valuable alternative for transferring real property upon your passing: the beneficiary deed. This simple yet effective tool allows you to designate beneficiaries who will receive your property automatically, bypassing probate.
Testate vs. Intestate: Planning Your Legacy in Arizona
Two key terms you’ll encounter in estate planning are “testate” and “intestate.” These terms define whether you have a will in place and how your estate will be handled. Let’s explore the differences between these two.
What is a Fiduciary in Estate Planning and Business Law?
This article explain what is a fiduciary, and how does it impact your estate planning and business decisions?