My name is Pamela Virtue, and I am a estate planning lawyer in Chandler Arizona. As part of my over 20 years in practice, I have assisted clients with challenges ranging from small business issues to more complex matter such as personal injury and wrongful death cases. Being an attorney for wills, probate, trusts and other aspect of planning means assisting clients with a range of issues.
Pamela A. Virtue is an estate lawyer in Chandler with the State Bar of Arizona, admitted in 1988 after graduation, Cum Laude from Gonzaga University School of Law, Spokane, Washington. To follow the Canons of Ethics in Ethical Rule 1.3 of the Ethical Rules for Attorneys in Arizona: A lawyer shall act with reasonable diligence and promptness in representing clients.
This pledge means the attorney shall not only be diligent and timely for current clients but shall recognize that a lawyer's work load must be controlled so that each matter can be handled competently. A client's interests can be adversely affected by the passage of time or the change of conditions, and in extreme instances, as when a lawyer overlooks a statute of limitations the client's legal position may be destroyed.
Pamela A. Virtue is an estate lawyer in Chandler with the State Bar of Arizona, admitted in 1988 after graduation, Cum Laude from Gonzaga University School of Law, Spokane, Washington. To follow the Canons of Ethics in Ethical Rule 1.3 of the Ethical Rules for Attorneys in Arizona: A lawyer shall act with reasonable diligence and promptness in representing clients.
This pledge means the attorney shall not only be diligent and timely for current clients but shall recognize that a lawyer's work load must be controlled so that each matter can be handled competently. A client's interests can be adversely affected by the passage of time or the change of conditions, and in extreme instances, as when a lawyer overlooks a statute of limitations the client's legal position may be destroyed.
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To establish a potential legal relationship a telephone call is encouraged to preliminary discuss your legal needs directly with Miss Virtue.
You may call to discuss your most pressing legal questions regarding probate, trusts, small estate planning, personal injury and wrongful death, guardianship/conservatorships and professional business matters.
There is no charge for a short telephone conference (480 941-0710).
If you cannot call however, then send an email which will be answered as soon as possible.
You may call to discuss your most pressing legal questions regarding probate, trusts, small estate planning, personal injury and wrongful death, guardianship/conservatorships and professional business matters.
There is no charge for a short telephone conference (480 941-0710).
If you cannot call however, then send an email which will be answered as soon as possible.
When your loved one passes on and leaves their last will and testament to administer their estate and all of their assets, filing a formal probate should be your first step in the process.
As this can be a confusing and grueling time, Pamela A. Virtue at Virtue Law Office can help make the process easier for you.
The first thing you need to know when you meet with our Scottsdale probate lawyer is that Probate is a court controlled process for changing the owner of the assets like bank accounts and investments from the deceased, to the new party, a family member or other beneficiary.
As this can be a confusing and grueling time, Pamela A. Virtue at Virtue Law Office can help make the process easier for you.
The first thing you need to know when you meet with our Scottsdale probate lawyer is that Probate is a court controlled process for changing the owner of the assets like bank accounts and investments from the deceased, to the new party, a family member or other beneficiary.
If you require a comprehensive Scottsdale estate plan that carefully takes into consideration all of your wishes and depending on your current situation, then you will need the services of a family lawyer who specializes in the development of wills and trusts and other instruments of estate planning.
This is needed so you won't have to worry about the future of your children and your family in the event that you are no longer able to decide for them or, in worse cases, you are already gone.
We can help you design, prepare, and implement your estate plan so that your family will not be left grappling with the hassles of undergoing costly and tedious probate processes.
This is needed so you won't have to worry about the future of your children and your family in the event that you are no longer able to decide for them or, in worse cases, you are already gone.
We can help you design, prepare, and implement your estate plan so that your family will not be left grappling with the hassles of undergoing costly and tedious probate processes.
A conservatorship and guardianship may be filed together if both are needed.
If only a guardianship or only a conservatorship is needed the type of petition for appointment shall be filed that is needed for the individual in need of protection or what is needed to protect the assets of an individual.
A guardianship is the court appointment of an entity or an individual the "guardian" who will provide or arrange for the care of and make personal decisions for and on behalf of an incapacitated adult or a minor.
If only a guardianship or only a conservatorship is needed the type of petition for appointment shall be filed that is needed for the individual in need of protection or what is needed to protect the assets of an individual.
A guardianship is the court appointment of an entity or an individual the "guardian" who will provide or arrange for the care of and make personal decisions for and on behalf of an incapacitated adult or a minor.
Wills and Trusts are the two most important components in Scottsdale AZ estate planning.
With both documents present, there is little doubt that your assets will end up in the hands of the persons you intended them to go to.
Much as both documents are essential to estate planning, each serves its own purpose and when both work together; a complete estate plan is arrived at.
The major difference between the two is that a will does go into effect after you pass away while a trust does take effect as soon as you create it.
With both documents present, there is little doubt that your assets will end up in the hands of the persons you intended them to go to.
Much as both documents are essential to estate planning, each serves its own purpose and when both work together; a complete estate plan is arrived at.
The major difference between the two is that a will does go into effect after you pass away while a trust does take effect as soon as you create it.
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