Will Contests & Estate Litigation Arizona
Suing an Arizona Executor for Self-Dealing and Purchasing Estate Assets Below Market Value
When a family member passes away, the appointed Personal Representative (commonly known as an executor) is entrusted with immense financial power. They have a strict fiduciary duty...
Enforcing or Defeating No-Contest (In Terrorem) Clauses in Arizona Estate Litigation
High-net-worth estate planning often utilizes "no-contest" clauses (legally known as in terrorem clauses) to discourage disgruntled heirs from dragging the family through public an...
How to Contest an Arizona Will Based on Undue Influence by a Paid Caregiver
Discovering that a loved one unexpectedly left their entire estate to a recently hired nurse or caregiver can be deeply distressing. In Arizona, vulnerable adults are legally prote...