Let’s go over the legal options when your teenager(s) wishes to live with the non-custodial parent. What Is Physical Custody? Physical custody is known to many as “parenting time.” This is the custody type that decides which parent the child will live with for the majority of the time. Courts will typically grant this type…
Parents in the state of Arizona have a duty to uphold the agreed upon terms of a child custody arrangement. If one parent violates those terms, though, the other parent may want to modify or void the agreement altogether. Let’s look at a few possible ways to void a child custody agreement. Child Abuse Or…
After you have established your estate plan, make sure it stays well-constructed by revisiting it on a regular basis or at significant life events. A lot of individuals review their estate plan at regular frequencies, usually when they go over their entire financial plan. This can be accomplished yearly, twice a year, or quarterly; for…
What should you put in a trust? Most individuals make sure to include financial accounts, real estate, life insurance policies, collectible vehicles, and more. What Can You Put In A Trust? Most individuals assume that once they sign their trust documents at their attorney’s office, they are good to go. Setting up the trust is…
Each adult must decide what is going to happen to their estate when they pass away. Clearly outlining your objectives for your financial affairs and property is one of the most considerate things you could do for your family. It helps eliminate uncertainty and speculation for those you care about the most. Trusts and a…
The purpose of estate planning is to ensure all assets transfer to your specified heirs as efficiently as possible. Establishing a trust can be a complex process. Let’s look at a few mistakes that are commonly made when coming up with a trust. Designating The Wrong Trustee You will eventually need someone else to manage…
To take on the responsibilities of a guardian is a vital role and one of exceptional trust and responsibility. Read on to learn more about avoiding some common mistakes. Essentially there are two roles a guardian may undertake. Guardianship of property of guardianship of a person. Each is different. A court may appoint an individual…
When you can no longer make financial decisions for yourself a Financial Power of Attorney gives another individual the capability to take financial decisions on your behalf. Read on to learn more. Understanding a Financial Power of Attorney A Financial Power of Attorney is a legally binding document whose purpose is to appoint a someone…
Following a surgery, an injury or the onset of a medical condition that you can no longer make decisions for yourself, you can select a representative to take important choices for you. One example is a medical power of attorney who is a person you can trust to make medically related decisions for you. A…
Try to avoid these five common mistakes when writing your will. 1. Planning For Death Only Wills are incomplete if they only cover what happens when you die. Wills should also include what happens while you’re alive and well. This is best accomplished with complimentary documents to the will that are known as advance directives.…
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