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The Digital Age has created a need for new types of estate planning not originally anticipated by traditional estate planning methods. Our lives are now inundated with new technology, and you also need to protect your online accounts in order...

It’s natural to have questions if you’re engaged in estate planning in Arizona. Knowing which of your assets will be subject to the probate process and which can pass directly to your loved ones after your death can help you...

Estate planning after a divorce is imperative. You want to ensure that your wishes are updated and followed in the event of your incapacity or passing. You may have established an estate plan with your spouse, but what happens if...

The topic of estate planning has garnered a reputation of being something only the super wealthy or elderly need. So, it’s understandable why most people don’t know how estate planning is relevant to their everyday lives or whether they actually...

Planning for how your assets will be distributed after you die can be complicated. You may worry about how the ones you leave behind will be impacted. Fortunately, you can begin planning your estate as early as your 18th birthday....

If you or somebody you love has been injured by the careless or negligent actions of another person, you may be entitled to compensation for your losses. It can be confusing and overwhelming trying to figure out the different types...

In my experience, many people are uncomfortable speaking about their end-of-life decisions, including their estate planning. This is understandable, as we all want to believe that we have plenty of time to make these plans. It’s also an uneasy topic...

As a trusted personal injury law firm, Brown & Hobkirk, PLLC understands that you may have many questions regarding your personal injury accident settlement, including whether or not you have to pay any taxes on your settlement. While the short...

If you have suffered a serious personal injury, an initial offer from the insurance company in the thousands may look amazing, but you should always look closely at what they are really offering. It’s most likely a lowball offer that...

A trust is a legal document that allows a third party, known as a trustee, to manage your remaining assets after you die and distribute those assets to your beneficiaries. A trust can go into effect while the trustor is...