Do I really need an attorney for Arizona Probate? The simple answer is no – anyone can file their own documents with the probate court. The right answer is one that only you can answer. Many probate cases are standard and only require an understanding of the court document requirements and...
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Probate law is the field of law that determines how an estate must be divided. Each state has its own laws and statutes requirements to determine if and how an estate must be probated. Common factors include:1 Size of the estate. In some states, anything more than $3,000 must be proba...
In order for a will to be valid, the testator (the person writing the will) must be: Of sound mind Under no outside influence Witnessed when writing the will The probate process will aim to ensure that these requirements were adhered to when the will was written, and will aim to ...
In a formal probate proceeding, a hearing must be held to establish the death of the testator, the residency of the decedent, the genuineness of the will, its conformance with statutory requirements for its execution, and the competency of the testator at the time the will was made. These ...
Since 2000, Leary & Wence has been working with families in Arizona to provide the highest level of estate planning and administration services. We believe that every family should be aware of how the judicial system works and how it can impact them. We will take the time to clearly explain...
in the month of death, is eligible for a Social Security benefit based on the worker's record. If no spouse or child meeting these requirements exists, then the lump sum death payment will not be paid. To file for the benefit, call 1-800-772-1213 and request an appointment at your lo...
In a formal probate proceeding, a hearing must be held to establish the death of the testator, the residency of the decedent, the genuineness of the will, its conformance with statutory requirements for its execution, and the competency of the testator at the time the will was made. These ...