Must-Know Facts About Special Warranty Deeds
In the state of Arizona, the special warranty deed form will provide a limited warranty of title. What is sometimes known as a conveyance deed, with this type of deed, the party that is transferring
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Managing Evidence In Your Divorce
When you are going through a divorce, you have a lot to juggle and consider. So many things in your life are changing all at once that it can sometimes feel like you don’t know
Part 2: Becoming Happier and Eliminating Toxic Relationships
In Part 1 of this article, we talked about happiness and some of the things you can do to achieve a happier life. It is possible to change your outlook, to provide better self-care, and
Becoming Happier and Eliminating Toxic Relationships: Part 1
Going through a divorce is typically a very stressful and miserable time. You have a lot coming at you all at once. You are getting accustomed to the idea of being alone for the first
What is a Health Care Power of Attorney?
Who Makes Medical Decisions When You Are Incapacitated? A heath care power of attorney, or POA, is an important document. They allow others to make health care decisions on your behalf if you are unable
Getting a Beneficiary Deed in Arizona
A beneficiary deed is a form that will allow for a property to be transferred to a new owner when the current owner dies. When this deed is used, the transfer will happen without
Estate Planning in Arizona
Too often, people do not think about the importance of estate planning and Arizona residents might hear the word estate and think that they don’t have enough to qualify as an “estate”. However, everyone has
What to Do About Spousal Spying
Divorces can be messy, and sometimes your ex might do things that you never thought they would even consider. Other times, you knew that your spouse was capable of doing some rather rotten things, such
How Emotional Support Animals are Handled in Divorce
How Are Pets and Emotional Support Animals Handled in Divorce People love their pets and emotional support animals, and often treat them as a part of the family. When going through a divorce, you have