Last Will and Testament Services

What Can a Will do for Me?

A last will and testament is a time-honored estate planning tool. In a last will and testament, you can do things like choose a legal guardian for minors, and make specific gifts to loved ones. You can also choose to designate a sum of money to cover funeral costs or make gifts to charity.

Do you have a spouse? You can both set up wills with “rights to survivorship,” meaning that the estate passes to the surviving partner upon the first partner’s death. After the death of the second the estate then can pass to surviving loved ones.

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What your beneficiaries can expect:

In order for your will to be considered legally binding, it must go through probate court. This may or may not require a court appearance, depending on the size of the estate. 

In your last will and testament, you can nominate a personal representative to carry your wishes out. This is generally a spouse or a close family member, but can be a friend, should you choose. Once the court concludes that the will was properly executed, they will provide your personal representative with documents authorizing them to act on your behalf. 

Want to avoid the probate process? Click here to learn more about our living trust packages!

Our Process:

Do you want to set up a last will and testament? We can make it easy for you! Let us help you plan for your future, both for yourself and your loved ones. We will create your Last Will and Testament, according to your specifications, and provide you with the tools that you need to manage personal property assignments going forward. Our package also includes an advance healthcare directive in which you can make healthcare decisions in advance, should you become incapacitated. We will provide you with asset spreadsheets to help you manage your estate, and assist you in designating a durable power of attorney. 

What We Offer:

Add-ons:

  • Last Will and Testament
  • Healthcare Power of Attorney
  • Mental Health Power of Attorney
  • Living Will 
  • HIPAA Waiver
  • Durable/Financial Power of Attorney
  • Memorandum of Personal Property
  • Transfer on Death Deed + recording
  • Digital Assets Spreadsheet
  • Memorial Instructions
  • Digital Assets Spreadsheet
  • Asset Spreadsheet (Excel file)
  • Flash drive with PDF copies of your documents
  • AZ Directive Registry
  • Additional Deeds
  • Guardianship Package
 
 

Please Note: The information provided on this website does not, and is not intended to, constitute legal advice. All information, content, and materials available on this webpage are for general informational purposes only, and are not intended to be relied upon, or to be used as a substitute for legal counsel. For specific advice regarding estate planning and probate scenarios, please consult a lawyer.

Make an Appointment!

Make an appointment with one of our friendly providers! Either walk in to one of our stores, call us over the phone, or email us at legaldocs@quickstopgovservices.com.  We look forward to sitting down with you, and discussing your estate planning goals.

 

Sun City Location

9817 West Bell Road
Sun City, Arizona 85351
623-444-5582

Fort Mohave Location

4676 S Highway 95 #104
Fort Mohave, Arizona 86426
928-327-1279

Lake Havasu City Location

1641 Mesquite Avenue #102
Lake Havasu City, Arizona 86403
928-302-2035