Funding a Trust – A Simple Checklist of Assets

In most circumstances, a revocable trust will be created primarily for tax and estate planning purposes.

What is an Irrevocable Life Insurance Trust?

The use of any trust for estate planning purposes ultimately will depend on a variety of factors, including the size and complexity of the estate.

What is a Living Trust and Who Should Consider One?

A living trust is a legal entity that is created and holds title to assets during the life of the person who places assets inside the trust.

Ten Common Misconceptions about Wills

Most estates will not be subject to taxation with or without a living trust.

Types of Wills and Legal Requirements for Creating Your Will

The law of wills differs from state to state. This chapter is based entirely on Arizona law.

Your Corporate Counsel on the Formation and Operation of Corporations

A corporation is a form of business ownership. The owners of a corporation are called shareholders.

Motorcycle Accidents and Motor Vehicle Traffic Laws

The law of negligence governs motor vehicle accident cases.

Civil Lawsuits in Arizona – “A Lawsuit is Civilized Warfare”

A civil action, simply defined, is a lawsuit brought to enforce, restore or protect private rights.

The Child Adoption Process in Arizona

When an adoption order is entered, the relationship of parent and child is established between the adoptive parent and the adopted child.

A Divorce Lawyer on Marital Debts in Divorce or Separation

The general rule is that either spouse may contract debts and otherwise act for the benefit of the community.

What is Implied Consent in Blood and Breath Alcohol Tests?

Every person who operates a motor vehicle in Arizona auto­matically gives consent to a test or tests of his blood, breath, urine or other bodily substance.

Dog Bites – The Most Common Lawsuit Involving Animals in Arizona

Pet ownership is on the rise. It is estimated that there are now 75 million dogs in the United States.

Prenuptial Agreements – The “Legality of Love”

Premarital agreements have not always been favored in Arizona.