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Elder Law Issues
Fleming and Curti, P.L.C. publishes Elder Law Issues, a weekly newsletter. You can search or page through all of our archives online, as well as subscribe to our e-mail delivery service.
  
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7/7/2008: Arizona Legislature Rewrites Trust Law Effective in 2009

The Arizona legislature adjourned for 2008 on June 27 — but not before adopting a number of new laws that will have some effect on seniors and those with disabilities. One sweeping new enactment, the Arizona Trust Code, will not become effective until January 1, 2009 (most laws will take effect on September 26). That will give lawyers, accountants and their clients a few extra months to get used to the changes. > Read the whole article

Recent Issues
6/23/2008: Study Describes Long-Term Care Insurance Buyers and Trends
6/16/2008: Privacy Rights Need Protection In Guardianship Proceedings
6/9/2008: Problems Using Your Power of Attorney When You Need It?
6/2/2008: Arizona Legislature Changes Guardian/Conservator Laws
5/26/2008: Arizona Adopts Modified Version of Uniform Trust Code
5/19/2008: Truck Owned in LLC is "Unavailable" for Medicaid Eligibility
5/12/2008: “Savings” in Will Interpreted to Include Cash in Deposit Box
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