FAQs

How Much Does Probate in AZ Cost? The cost of the Arizona probate process varies greatly and depends on several factors.  Some of the issues that may affect the cost are: Whether probate is opened within two years of the decedent’s death. If the decedent left a will, whether the survivors have the original will…

What Are the Steps in the AZ Probate Process? Depending on your assets and estate planning documents, such as your will, when you die, your estate may have to go through probate. The probate process varies from state to state and depends on individual circumstances. Here is an overview of the Arizona probate process and…

How Can Undue Influence Be Legally Proven? Undue influence is one of the most common issues to arise when challenging a will or any other estate planning document in Arizona. This term refers to the act of influencing an individual in creating or altering the terms of a will.  If you suspect that your beloved…

What Assets Do Not Require Probate Under AZ Law? Certain assets do not need to go through the Arizona probate process. To determine whether a particular asset requires probate, you will need to consider various factors, such as how the asset is titled. Suppose the asset has been registered as a joint asset, meaning it…

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What are your fees? Our fees depend on the type and nature of your matter. Except in rare cases, we charge $400 for an initial consultation, which typically lasts about one hour. Beyond the initial consultation, we offer flexible fee arrangements that can fit each client’s needs. Although we are open to discussing other arrangements,…