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Is there an estate planning law firm that focused on preserving your legacy by sharing your values, along with your valuables? Is it possible to prepare today to preserve family unity after you die or become disabled?. Here at LifePlan Legal AZ, it is our mission to help 10,000 Arizona families create an estate plan that prevents family conflict. We take the time to get to know your unique story, learn about your dreams, and answer the questions you have.

We work with individuals, families, and small businesses to prepare today for the unexpected tomorrow. While none of us can predict the future, we can give our loved ones confidence that they are honoring our dreams. Estate planning is more than documents - it's about planning, protecting and empowering. You can be in control, even through disability, and have the peace of mind of knowing that your needs are met, and your wishes followed.

As business owners, we recognize that your business is an extension of your family that needs to be nurtured and protected in the same way you look out for your loved ones.
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Our estate planning law firm's mission is to help 10,000 Arizona families and small businesses prevent conflict through proper planning that focuses on your values first.
Then we develop a strategy for passing your valuables to your loved ones through values-based estate planning, small business strategy, long-term care options, adult guardianship and clarifying the probate process.
Jake Carlson is natural storyteller, recognized business leader, and attorney.
He has personally presented to over 200 groups in 27 states on estate planning and protecting your legacy and authored of over 100 leadership articles on influence, legacy, family vision, and the Values-Based Estate Planning process.
There are many legal strategies involved in estate planning, including wills, revocable living trusts, irrevocable trusts, durable powers of attorney, and health care documents.
New clients often say that they do not have an estate plan.
Most people are surprised to learn that they actually do have a plan.
In the absence of legal planning otherwise, their estate will be distributed after death according to Arizona's laws of intestacy.
Of course, this may not be the plan they would have chosen.
A properly drafted estate plan will replace the terms of the State's estate plan with your own.
Whether you own a small business or run a family-owned operation, business succession planning is vital for the continuation of your life's work.
It would be an understatement to say that family businesses are the backbone of the American economy.
Some 90 percent of all businesses in this country are either family-owned or family-controlled.
They come in all shapes, sizes and colors, representing all sectors of our economy.
From agriculture to services, technology and manufacturing, family businesses generate an estimated one-half of the U.S. Gross National Product and pay half of all wages earned in this country.
Have you decided to start your own business in Arizona?
Maybe you already have a business but you want to change your entity classification.
Either way, it is important to work with a business lawyer to make informed decisions.
At LifePlan Legal AZ, we can help you understand your options and guide you through the process of business formations in Arizona.
You have probably heard of many different types of business entities.
The most common include limited liability corporations, general partnerships, limited partnerships, corporations, sole proprietorship, and professional associations.
There can be terrific grief and pain at the loss of a loved one.
Beyond grief and pain, when you add external stresses to the equation you can have a disaster on your hands in very short order.
Part of the responsibilities or duties of an executor or administrator of an estate can be to reduce the level of stress during the Arizona probate process.
The fundamental duties of a personal representative (also known as an "executor, " if male, or an "executrix, " if female) of an estate are the same as those of a trustee-protecting the assets and interests of the beneficiaries.
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