by Shane | Jan 10, 2017 | article, Estate Planning, Trusts
A will or trust created just before a person dies that favors one or more children but excludes the other children may be subject to a challenge and would be found invalid if obtained by undue influence. Undue influence is defined as when one person overcomes the free...
by Shane | Jan 10, 2017 | article, Estate Planning, Trusts
The Arizona Court of Appeals recently held in the case In Re King, that even though the debts of the decedent were greater than her assets at death, the life insurance proceeds, payable to her trust created prior to her death, were NOT subject to creditor claims. In...
by Shane | Jan 10, 2017 | article, Estate Planning, Trusts
At Buntrock Law, our skilled estate litigation lawyer understands the emotional challenges that come with matters of trust and estate litigation. Often times, it may be necessary to go to court to challenge the validity of a Will or Trust. The reason for this is to...
by Shane | Jan 8, 2015 | article, Estate Planning, Trusts
You say you can’t afford an attorney to help you create a trust. Quite frankly, you can’t afford not to use an attorney to help you create a trust. Granted, everyone wants to save time and money. But when your family is concerned and your legacy is at stake, those are...
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