My condolences to you on losing your girlfriend. I am also sorry to hear that her family will be communicate with you. Unfortunately, the document...

I am sorry for the loss of your spouse. To answer your first question, you should not leave your daughter in any fiduciary capacity (such as...

If the trust you are referring to is subject to Arizona law, you can find the applicable statutes under Chapter 11 of Title 14 of the Arizona...

If all of your assets pass outside of probable (by way of beneficiary designations, joint titling with right of survivorship, or through your...

Yes, anything that is properly designated to beneficiaries or titled jointly with right of survivorship will indeed pass to the surviving...

I am sorry for the loss of your mother. Unfortunately, according to Arizona law (ARS 33-405), a beneficiary deed must be properly recorded before...

Depending on how your trust was set up, you will most likely need to do an amendment to your trust, a new certification of trust, will codicil, and...

As Attorney Murillo pointed out, this sounds like a simple idea on the surface, but things can get complicated quickly. Even though they are...

The short answer here is "yes." However, there is a lot to unpack here. If you have "funded" the old trust with your assets (meaning you have named...

I am sorry for the loss of your husband. The answer to your question depends on a couple of things: (1) If your husband died before your in-laws,...