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
Probate
Help for Arizona Personal Representatives
When a loved one names you as an executor or a personal representative in their Last Will and Testament, and you are appointed as such by the court, ... 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
Below the Radar: When an Estate’s Assets Don’t Require Probate
When a person passes away in Arizona, his or her estate typically goes through probate. In the probate process, the person’s assets are collected, any ... Read More
LIEN HELD VALID DESPITE DEFECT IN TITLE
The Arizona Court of Appeals ruled in Beck v. Deem that even though the Affidavit for Transfer of Real Property was technically defective, the ... Read More
PROBATE COURT RULES TO BE REVIEWED
In her State of the Judiciary report on March 17, 2010, Hon. Rebecca White Berch, Chief Justice of the Arizona Supreme Court, announced two new ... Read More
