Guiding Those Left Behind in Arizona
Need to know the legal and practical things you need to do when someone dies? What about notifying social security, closing bank accounts, government benefits, final tax returns and probate? Can probate be avoided? How should you arrange your own affairs to guide those who are left behind. Mr. Bartlett co-authored "Guiding Those Left Behind in Arizona" to answer these and many other questions. It consists of 278 page. This book is the revised version of "When Someone Dies in Arizona". The revision adds 50 pages of additional legal help and eliminates the bereavement chapter.
Here is the table of contents:
- CHAPTER 1 THE FIRST WEEK
- Autopsies
- Anatomical Gifts
- The Funeral
- The Death Certificate
- CHAPTER 2 GIVING NOTICE OF THE DEATH
- Notifying Social Security
- Notifying IRS
- Notifying The Business Community
- CHAPTER 3 LOCATING THE ASSETS
- Locating Financial Records
- Finding Lost/Abandoned Property
- Filing the Will with the Court
- Accessing The Safe Deposit Box
- CHAPTER 4 WHAT BILLS NEED TO BE PAID?
- Community Property vs Separate Debts
- No Money — No Property
- Paying the Decedent's Debts
- Some Things Are Creditor Proof
- CHAPTER 5 WHO ARE THE BENEFICIARIES?
- Property Held Jointly
- Property Held In Trust
- Property In Decedent’s Name Only
- When To Challenge A Will
- CHAPTER 6 GETTING POSSESSION OF THE PROPERTY
- Distributing The Personal Property
- Transferring the Motor Vehicle
- Transferring Real Property
- A Simplified Probate Procedure
- Your Rights as a Beneficiary
- The Check List
- CHAPTER 7 EVERYMAN'S ESTATE PLAN
- Avoiding Probate
- Gift to a Minor Child
- The Gift of Real Property
- YOUR ARIZONA WILL
- Why a Will is Necessary
- Preparing and Storing your Will
- YOUR ESTATE PLAN RECORD
- Organizing Your Records
- The If I Die File
- Keeping Up to Date
- GLOSSARY
- INDEX
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