John Arneson is an established Board Certified Estate Planning Attorney practicing probate law including all aspects of probate of estates and guardianships, and estate planning, including planning for family businesses and succession planning, general business formation, business matters. Posted below is information for setting up an initial counsultation with John Arneson.
Located on the right is a Quick Contact Form which you can submit basic information such as your name, email address and/or telephone number. Additionally, in the message field, you may indicate the most convenient location and time of day for scheduling an appointment with John Arneson. John's regular office hours are Monday - Friday from 8am to 6pm with flexible evening and Saturday appointments available upon request.
In the development of any estate plan, it is essential that the attorney designing the plan be given full and complete information about the client in order to assure that both personal and financial factors are given the careful attention they deserve.
Located on the right is a Quick Contact Form which you can submit basic information such as your name, email address and/or telephone number. Additionally, in the message field, you may indicate the most convenient location and time of day for scheduling an appointment with John Arneson. John's regular office hours are Monday - Friday from 8am to 6pm with flexible evening and Saturday appointments available upon request.
In the development of any estate plan, it is essential that the attorney designing the plan be given full and complete information about the client in order to assure that both personal and financial factors are given the careful attention they deserve.
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In this case Mr. Arrington signed his will two days after being diagnosed with an inoperable brain tumor, giving all of this estate to his daughter to the exclusion of his then wife, and his other children.
When he died, his daughter filed the will and was appointed executrix.
His widow challenged the will but the court held that all of the evidence showed that he was competent when he signed the will.
The court held that the will signing ceremony by Mr. Arrington and the witnesses and the notary was sufficient to uphold the will.
When he died, his daughter filed the will and was appointed executrix.
His widow challenged the will but the court held that all of the evidence showed that he was competent when he signed the will.
The court held that the will signing ceremony by Mr. Arrington and the witnesses and the notary was sufficient to uphold the will.
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