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Wills should be a part of an estate plan. In the event that a decedent has left property that is not in a trust, the will is a backstop measure to assure that there is some instruction on how that property is to pass to others. The will can even leave any such property to a living trust (called a pour over will). A Parent can also name a guardian for their minor child in a will. In situations with small estates (no more than $100,000 in real estate and $75,000 in personal property and money) a person named in a will who is not a natural immediate heir (i.e. a friend) can utilize an abbreviated method of probate and bypass court involvement to have property distributed much sooner.
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- Estate Planning
- Probate – Estate Administration
- Elder Law
- Special Needs Planning
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Michael and Mary Kelly were very efficient, knowledgable and brought peace of mind to our family during an arduous time.
Just moved here from Texas and needed to have my will reviewed and updated to meet Arizona requirements.
Very efficient, Mike is an excellent attorney, and he’s very knowledgeable.
Fortunately, Michael prepared my aunt’s portion of the estate, and handled the probate and everything with my aunts estranged, unprepared family so I didn’t have to.
They helped us understand the process and to know what we needed to make sure our loved ones are taken care of after our passing.
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