Estate Planning
Our Estate Planning Blog for Arizona Residents
These articles are for educational reference only, and do not constitute legal advice. Please contact Faith Law if you need a legal consultation.
What happens when someone dies without a will in Arizona?
Many people assume their spouse will automatically inherit everything if they pass away. In Arizona, that assumption can lead to unpleasant surprises for surviving family members. When someone passes away without a valid will, state law decides who gets what through a process called intestate succession. The rules are rigid, and they often catch blended […]
Estate planning for Arizona snowbirds: A guide for part-time residents
If you spend part of the year in Arizona and part in another state, your estate plan needs extra care. Living in two places can create confusion about which state’s laws apply to you. A simple, updated plan helps protect your property and your family. Residency and domicile When you live in two states, your […]
How to select a personal representative for an estate
When you create a will, you make a significant decision for your family. A major part of this process involves naming a personal representative to manage your final affairs. This individual handles everything from paying final bills to distributing property in Sun City or Surprise. Because this role carries a high level of responsibility, you […]
Will it stand?: How to make a valid will in Arizona
Creating a will involves more than just writing down how you want to distribute your belongings after you are gone. This document outlines your legacy and clarifies your final wishes. However, for this paperwork to fulfill this purpose, it is crucial to understand and follow Arizona’s legal requirements. Failing to meet them can have serious […]
What are Arizona POD and TOD designations?
Estate planning often involves strategies that help your assets pass smoothly to loved ones. These strategies include pay-on-death (POD) and transfer-on-death (TOD) designations, which allow specific assets to transfer directly to beneficiaries, usually without the delays of probate. However, while these tools can be helpful, they often work best as part of a broader estate […]
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Personal Injury Law
Our Areas of Legal Expertise
Bicycle and Pedestrian Accidents
- Speeding or driving aggressively
- Distracted by a cellphone
- Failing to yield when turning
- Making illegal turns
- Running a stop sign or traffic light
- Drifting into a designated bike lane
- Backing up or pulling out without looking
Boating Accidents
- Collisions between boats
- Personal watercraft (Jet Ski) accidents
- Crashes involving docks, piers, or bridges
- Injuries to swimmers, skiers, windsurfers, and sailboaters
- Boating under the influence of alcohol
- Excessive speeds
- Operating too close to other watercraft
- Boating at night without proper lighting
- Allowing inexperienced or underage operators to drive
- Lack of familiarity with speedboats or boating safety rules
Car Accidents
- Whiplash
- Broken bones
- Organ damage/internal bleeding
- Traumatic brain injuries (TBIs)
- Spinal cord injuries
- Neck, shoulder and back injuries
Dog Bites
- Medical treatment of bite wounds
- Reconstructive surgery or plastic surgery
- Nerve damage or infection
- Scarring and disfigurement
- Injuries from being chased or knocked down
- Lost wages for time away from work
- Emotional trauma (anxiety, nightmares, fear of all dogs, etc.)
Highway Accidents
- Car versus truck collisions
- Car and truck versus motorcycle accidents
- Multi-vehicle pileups
- Crashes involving buses, vans, and campers
Insurance Disputes
- Med-Pay claims for necessary medical treatment
- Uninsured motorist (UM) and underinsured motorist (UIM) claims
- Liability claims against at-fault drivers
- Homeowners insurance claims
- Life insurance claims
Motorcycle Accidents
- Turning left without yielding
- Unsafe lane changes or passing
- Pulling out into traffic
- Following too closely
- Distracted, aggressive or impaired driving
Slip-And-Fall Injuries
- Spilled liquids or slippery substances
- Torn carpets or raised flooring
- Potholes or uneven concrete
- Missing handrails or poor lighting in stairwells
- Building code violations or exposed wiring
Truck Accidents
- Truck driver fatigue (too many hours on the road)
- Truck driver error (speed, tailgating, lane changes, failure to yield, etc.)
- Maintenance issues (worn brakes, bald tires, missing lights, etc.)
- Freight loading (overweight trucks, improperly secured cargo)
- Negligent hiring and training
Wrongful Death
Contact us if you are:
- The widowed spouse
- Child(ren)
- Parent(s)
- A personal representative of the estate
