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Ensure your wishes will be fulfilled after you pass.

A will is a legal document that outlines how your assets will be distributed and who will care for your loved ones after you pass. Without one, the state decides how to divide your estate, which can cause delays and disputes.

At Lincoln & Wenk, our experienced attorneys work with you to create a will that respects your specific wishes. We guide you and make sure your plans are clear, legally sound, and designed to protect your family.

To learn more, schedule a consultation with an Arizona will attorney today.

The Benefits of Creating a Will With an Arizona Will Attorney

Careful Legal Guidance

A will attorney ensures your will is legally binding and follows Arizona law. This helps prevent costly errors or disputes later.

Customized to Your Needs

Every family is different. Our will attorneys will adjust your will to your specific assets, family dynamics, and wishes.

Peace of Mind for the Future

A properly drafted will provides security for you and your family. Rest easy knowing your loved ones and assets will be protected when the time comes.

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Drafting a Legally Sound Will

Under our supervision, your document will be crafted to meet Arizona’s legal standards. This avoids potential complications down the road.

Tailoring the Will to Your Needs

Your will is unique to your situation. We customize it to fit your family, assets, and specific requests and preferences.

Minimizing Conflicts & Disputes

Our will lawyers will help you create a clear, detailed will that foresees and addresses family disagreements and legal disputes after your passing.

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Updating the Will as Needed

Life changes and your will should evolve with it. We make it simple to revise and update your document whenever necessary.

Incorporating Tax Planning

We help structure your will to reduce the tax burden on your estate. This helps maximize the benefits for your heirs.

We Draft Wills Based on Your Needs & Preferences

Your last will and testament is the cornerstone of your estate plan. At Lincoln & Wenk, we take the time to understand your situation and draft a will that fully reflects your personal wishes.

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The Process of Creating a Will in Arizona

Consult with an Estate Planning Lawyer

Meet with a will attorney to discuss your assets and wishes. It’s never too late or too early to start planning for your estate.

Review Your Estate and Beneficiaries

We assess your estate and identify who will inherit, as well as any charitable contributions you wish to make.

Draft Your Will

Together, we create a clear and legally valid document that meets your needs. This will state exactly how your property and assets will be transferred, divided, or liquidated.

Finalize and Sign

You’ll sign your will with the proper witnesses to make it official. The instructions and wishes stated will only become effective upon your death.

Store and Update as Needed

Keep your will safe and accessible to those who may need it. If changes are necessary, just let our attorneys know.

Our Priorities as Experienced Will Lawyers

Protecting Your Legacy

You can’t control what the future may hold, but you can make plans to protect and care for those who matter most.

Providing Clarity with Confidence

Our team drafts wills that are clear, easy to understand, and legally enforceable after your passing.

Offering Personalized Attention

Every client receives dedicated, one-on-one support to make the estate planning process smooth and stress-free.

Plan for the Unexpected - Starting Today

Life is unpredictable, and it’s never too early to secure your family’s future. A will offers peace of mind and you’ll know your loved ones will be cared for no matter what happens.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Do you need a lawyer to make a will in Arizona?

No, you do not need a lawyer to create a will in Arizona. However, wills must follow specific legal guidelines, including being signed by the testator and two witnesses to be valid.

While it’s possible to draft a will on your own or use an online service, working with a lawyer prevents mistakes. Your wishes are clearly outlined, which can provide peace of mind — especially if your estate is large or complex.

Does a will in Arizona need to be notarized?

No, notarization is not required for a will to be valid in Arizona. However, notarizing your will can make it “self-proving.” This simplifies the probate process by eliminating the need for witnesses to testify in court regarding its validity.

Is a will enough to avoid probate in Arizona?

A will alone does not avoid probate in Arizona. The will outlines how assets should be distributed, but the probate court oversees this process to make sure everything is done according to law.

Depending on your estate’s complexity, other estate planning tools — such as trusts – may be necessary to bypass probate.

Which is more important: a will or a trust?

Both a will and a trust serve different purposes. A will is essential for distributing assets and naming guardians for minors.

A trust, on the other hand, allows you to manage and distribute assets without going through probate. This can save time and money. The right option depends on your specific needs and the size of your estate.

Are online wills valid in the state of Arizona?

Yes, online wills can be valid in Arizona, providing they meet the state’s legal requirements, including the signatures of two witnesses. Arizona also recognizes electronic wills, which can be signed and stored digitally.

However, it’s important to confirm the online service you use complies with Arizona laws.

Make Things Easier for the Ones You Leave Behind

By creating a will today, you remove uncertainty and stress for your loved ones tomorrow. Protect your family’s future and give them the gift of clarity and certainty when they need it most.