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Probate and Estate Administration Contact Form

There are estate planning methods that can be used to help keep property out of probate court, for example. Depending upon the techniques used for protecting an asset from probate, there may be other legal concerns to take into account. If you have questions about your estate plan or about avoiding probate, contact an estate planning attorney for straightforward solutions that will work for you.

Understanding the Estate Administration Process

At the law firm of Deloughery Law Office, PLC., PLC, our attorneys advise clients about the most efficient and effective ways to probate a will or administer an intestate estate under Arizona law. Contact us in Scottsdale or Phoenix for sound counsel about all aspects of estate administration.

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Probate and Estate Administration Contact Form

Name

Email Address

Phone Number

Business Phone

Cellular or Pager

Address

City

State

Zip

Relationship to decedent

Information about the Decedent

Decedent's date and place of birth

Date of death

Place of death

Residence at the time of death

Marital status

Children
Yes  No 

If yes, provide names, ages, and addresses

Children from outside a marriage?
Yes  No 

Prior marriages?
Yes  No 

Was there a will?
Yes  No 

Probate Assets

Personal Property
Checking   $
Savings   $
Cash   $
Bonds   $
Stocks   $
CD's   $
Household Goods/Furnishings   $
Automobile   $
Other (list)   $

Real Estate
Home   $
Vacation Home   $
Rental Property   $
Land   $

Outstanding Debts
Mortgage   $
Automobile   $
Credit Cards   $
Medical Expenses   $
Other   $

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