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Estate Planning To Protect Your Life Partner Is Just Not Optional
In many ways, if you are unmarried, but in a relationship with a life partner, estate planning is even more important. If you have children together, it is even MORE important for you to make sure your planning is done the way you want it.
Arizona does not recognize domestic partnerships or common law marriages. There is good news, however. You can achieve the same decision-making ability for a partner, but you must do the estate planning because the law will not fill in access for your partner. If you want your partner at your hospital bedside making decisions for you, if needed, then you need to take action. If you do not, they may be blocked from seeing you in case of emergency.
Additionally, if you passed away, your partner could be kicked out of the house and locked out of your finances.
If you have children, they could be removed from your partner’s care. If that is not what you want, we can help you create the plan you want. Call us to schedule a consultation to design your plan. I always say that hardest part of planning is deciding to do it and making an appointment. Don’t worry. We will walk you through the rest. Click below to schedule an appointment, or call us and a real human will get you scheduled.
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