Legal Question in Wills and Trusts in Arizona

Re: az property title

Yes.

Re: az property title

I need to add some details for you. Sure, you could receive the house if the will is proper and leaves the house to you. But why you would want to do that is my question, when a trust or a beneficiary deed would transfer the property to you without the expense, delay and hassle of a probate. Of course, no opinion can be given on a will that is not in front of me.

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