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Estate Preparation and Elder Abuse
When Estate Preparation Becomes Elder Abuse Those at the greatest risk for elder abuse are home-bound elders, women, individuals older than 80, and those who live in isolated conditions. Deeds and Life Estates (ABA Elder Abuse Guide): The circumstances surrounding the preparation, signing, or destruction of a deed may constitute a local, state, or federal crime…
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How To Notarize Documents Online
Remote and Online Notarization: 1. Contact me to let me know about the document(s) that you need to get notarized and including the number of signatures for your online notarization. Provide the desired time for your session. 2. Receive the email from me with the link to our notary online meeting 3. Follow the simple…
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Why Have Prenuptial Agreement in Arizona
What is Prenuptial Agreement: Prenuptial agreement, or prenup is an agreement made by a couple before they marry concerning the ownership of their respective assets should the marriage fail. Without a prenup, spouses legally inherit 50 percent of all assets because Arizona is a community property state. A prenup allows spouses to designate where…
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