The Arizona probate process is strictly governed by laws enacted by the legislature and by rules adopted by the Arizona Supreme Court. Individuals are ... Read More
WILL VALIDITY
Mickey Rooney’s Family Accused of Elder Abuse, in Court Following Actor’s Death
To a certain generation, Mickey Rooney evokes memories of Hollywood’s golden years, where going to the movies was a happy, music-filled, and glamorous ... Read More
Buyer, Beware! Online Last Will and Testament Ends in Probate Litigation
Online legal forms allow consumers to form a business, create real estate contracts, and make a last will and testament—all from the comfort of their ... Read More
When Dementia Affects Estate Planning
Dementia is a devastating disease, not only for the person affected but also for his or her family. And unfortunately, the consequences of the ... Read More
Ohio Judge Rules Electronic Will Written on Tablet Is Valid
As technology marches on at a rapid pace, the law is sometimes slow to catch on. A little more than one-third (thirty-four percent) of Americans ... Read More
INCOMPLETE WILL IS VALID, ARIZONA COURT HOLDS
An Arizona court holds that a will that refers to a list still valid, even if the list is actually not attached. So we ask, is an incomplete will and ... Read More