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Tag Archives: Arizona Legislature

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Arizona Adopts Electronic Will Law Effective Next Year

NewsletterBy Robert FlemingMay 20, 2018

Perhaps you are waiting to sign your will. You might be thinking that you should be able to sign an electronic will. Maybe you want to hold off until then. Well, you will only have another year to wait. What is an electronic will? So what is the big deal, anyway? Can’t you sign your…

Arizona Legislative Changes Effective September 12

Newsletter, Tucson Elder LawBy Robert FlemingAugust 25, 2013

AUGUST 26, 2013 VOLUME 20 NUMBER 32 The Arizona legislature meets every spring, and in most years adopts changes that affect elder law attorneys, estate planners, guardians, conservators and trustees. The changes become effective nine months after the end of the legislative session, which means that late summer is the time for annual review of…

Physical Limitations Can Lead to “Vulnerable Adult” Finding

Newsletter, Tucson Elder LawBy Robert FlemingMarch 11, 20121 Comment

MARCH 12, 2012 VOLUME 19 NUMBER 10 Georgia Griffin (not her real name) moved from Kansas to Arizona in 1997. She lived in her own townhome in Sun City West, a retirement community northwest of Phoenix, until 2001, when she moved in next door to her daughter Barbara, who lived in Scottsdale. Georgia’s story was…

Arizona Probate Court Changes Coming in 2012

Newsletter, Tucson Elder LawBy Robert FlemingDecember 18, 20112 Comments

DECEMBER 19, 2011 VOLUME 18 NUMBER 43 It is not exactly a secret that the Arizona probate court system has been widely criticized over the past two years or so. The Phoenix-area newspapers have been filled with stories about alleged abuses of the probate process. Many of those stories have focused on practices in the…

Arizona Legislature Adopts Probate Changes

Newsletter, Tucson Elder LawBy Robert FlemingApril 24, 20112 Comments

APRIL 25, 2011 VOLUME 18 NUMBER 15 Last week the Arizona Legislature adjourned for the year. Just before closing down the session legislators adopted a number of new measures dealing with probate court, trusts and especially guardianship and conservatorship matters. Most of the bills passed by the legislature are still awaiting the Governor’s signature, but…

Arizona Legislature Changes Format For Beneficiary Deed

Newsletter, Tucson Elder LawBy Robert FlemingApril 3, 2006

APRIL 3, 2006  VOLUME 13, NUMBER 40 Five years ago the Arizona Legislature adopted an interesting new law. Modeled on a similar law in Missouri, the “beneficiary deed” statute permitted property owners to designate who would receive their property on death—much like a “payable on death” bank account. Now the state legislature has revisited beneficiary…

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