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Trusts & Wills · Buckeye, AZ

Trusts and wills attorney in Buckeye, AZ.

Decide who gets your home, who raises your kids, and who steps in if you get sick. We draft wills and trusts for Buckeye families, in plain words, in English and Spanish.

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A plan built around your Buckeye house.

For most families here, the house is the biggest thing they own. How it is titled decides whether your kids get it in weeks or wait months for a court.

We start with the home, then add the rest. Your accounts, your kids, and your health care wishes all get a place in one plan.

See what a full plan includes

When Buckeye families call us.

Most people plan after a change in their life. These are the ones we hear about most.

You bought a new home

New homes in Verrado, Sundance, and Tartesso often become a family's biggest asset. Decide now how it passes, so your kids don't need a court to sell it.

You moved from another state

Your old will may still be valid here. It may also name a guardian who lives far away, or skip a home you bought after you signed it.

You are retiring here

Many retirees in Sun City Festival want their plan simple and their kids out of probate. A trust and a few forms can do both.

You have young kids

A will is where you name who raises your children. Without one, a court makes that choice for you.

Two ways to pass a Buckeye home.

A will alone sends the home through probate. These two keep it out. Here is how they compare.

Avoids probate for the home

Beneficiary deed

Yes, once it is recorded with the Maricopa County Recorder before you pass away.

Living trust

Yes, once the home is deeded into the trust.

Covers your other assets

Beneficiary deed

No. It passes the home only. Accounts need their own beneficiary forms.

Living trust

Yes. Accounts and property in the trust pass under one plan.

Helps if you get sick

Beneficiary deed

No. It does nothing until you pass away.

Living trust

Yes. Your successor trustee can step in without a court.

Handles a child who is still young

Beneficiary deed

No. A child can't manage a home, so a judge may have to name someone to do it.

Living trust

Yes. The trust can hold it until an age you choose.

Up-front cost

Beneficiary deed

Lower. It is one short document.

Living trust

Higher. It takes more drafting and a funding step.

Buckeye trusts and wills questions.

Here is what Buckeye families ask us before they plan. Have a different question? Just call.

Call (480) 863-6303
  • If your home is your main asset and your kids are grown, a will and a beneficiary deed may be enough. If you have young kids or more than one home, a trust usually fits better. A trust also keeps you out of court if you get sick.

  • Often, yes. A will signed properly in another state can be valid here. We still read it, because names, homes, and terms change after a move.

  • No. We meet Buckeye clients by phone and video, and you can sign at our Phoenix office. We set it up so the trip is short.

  • It means moving your things into it. For a Buckeye home, that is a new deed recorded with the county. A trust that is never funded can still leave your family in probate.

  • It depends on what you own and what you want the plan to do. We give you a clear price at your free consultation, before any work starts.

  • Yes. Our founder, Irma, speaks Spanish. We explain your plan in Spanish before you sign anything.

Schedule your meeting

Start your Buckeye plan today.

Book a free call. We'll look at your home, your family, and your goals, then show you the plan that fits. No pressure.

  • From home, or at our Phoenix office
  • Free and with no obligation
  • Available in English and Spanish

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