Arizona Probate Code Practice Manual, 6th Ed. 2022 w/2024 Update (Print & Digital)

Managing Editors:
Hon. Jay M. Polk, Maricopa County Superior Court
Comm. Richard L. Nothwehr (ret.), Office of the Maricopa County Attorney

Contributing Authors/Editors
Marlene Appel, Marlene Appel, PLLC
John H. Barron, III, Barron & Associates, PC
Louis F. Comus, Jr. (ret.)
Robert B. Fleming, Fleming & Curti, PLC
Comm. Richard L. Nothwehr (ret.), Office of the Maricopa County Attorney
Hon. Jay M. Polk, Maricopa County Superior Court
T.J. Ryan, Frazer Ryan Goldberg & Arnold, LLP
Megan J. Trog, DeConcini McDonald Yetwin & Lacy, PC
Michael J. Tucker, Michael J. Tucker, PC

Contents:
1.  General Information addressing legislative changes, effective dates and the Arizona Rules of Probate Procedure
2.  Special Ethical Issues Relating to the Fiduciary's Lawyer and the Decedent's Lawyer
3.  Fiduciary Fees and Attorney Fees
4.  Intestate Succession
5.  Wills
6.  Protection of Family Against Disinheritance, Allowances and Exempt Property
7.  Estate and Administration
8.  Ancillary Administration and Problems in Handling Multi-State Estates
9.  Nonprobate Transfers
10.  Trusts
11.  Guardianships
12.  Protection of Property of Minors and Persons Under Disability; Conservatorships
13.  Uniform Adult Guardianship and Protective Proceedings Jurisdiction Act
14.  Alternatives to Guardianships and Conservatorship
15.  Fiduciary Access to Digital Assets16.  Over 200 Annotated Forms Covering Probate, Guardianship/Conservatorship and Mental Health Matters.