Who Should I Choose as Guardian of My Children?

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That is one of the hardest questions for people to answer. Looking at my current list of open cases, I have three or four clients that have not been able to finish the planning process because of this very issue. While the estate planning process usually only takes a few weeks to complete, I have…

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National Estate Planning Awareness Week

Editor’s Note: We were thrilled to featured in My News Mesa.Com to spread the word about NEPAW. See it on the site by clicking HERE or read the text below … More than half of Americans, an estimated 56 percent, do not have an estate plan in place, making estate planning a critically overlooked component…

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Save the Date for Veterans!

Recent reports released by the Department of Veteran Affairs (VA) and the Department of Defense (DoD) show that every day approximately 22 military service members take their own lives. Everyday. It’s a heart breaking statistic and as a Marine, it is my honor to join the fight to help change these numbers for the better. At 22 Too Many, they are committed to increasing…

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Preparedness Starts with You

I was reading through some posts on social media this week and felt an immediate kinship with Maricopa County Department of Emergency Management. They too deal with “what if’s” every day and hope that people will do their best to be prepared. So, as often as the budget allows and with a hopeful heart, they…

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Treasure and Trauma: Estate Planning for Families with Hoarders

Hoarding. You can tune in at least once a week and see some of the worst cases in action on TV. What is hoarding you ask? “An extremely complicated mental disorder that generally involves the acquisition of too many items, difficulty getting rid of items, and problems with organization and prioritization,” writes Hannah R. Buchdahl in a…

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Did You Know: Beneficiary Forms Override Estate Planning Docs

Beneficiary forms override estate planning documents

Did you know that any beneficiary forms you sign with a bank or other institution will override your carefully thought out, perfectly crafted estate planning docs? Generally, most companies have a benefit renewal period every 6-12 months. MANY start this process in November. But whether you do it at work, with your financial planner or…

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Seiter Law Featured in The Suit!

I was proud to see my firm highlighted in an article in the most recent issue of The Suit magazine!  The article, “Ensuring Estate Planning Documents Are Close At Hand” explains how important it is to have your estate planning documents done right and in a place that your successor trustees can find it. You…

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Avvo Clients’ Choice Award – Estate Planning 2016

Again, I have my satisfied clients to thank for giving high praise to Seiter Law PllC, for our services.  Their happy reviews have prompted Avvo – an online legal reference and attorney review site – to honor me with the Avvo Clients’ Choice Award for Estate Planning in 2016! This is the second time we have received this…

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Avvo Clients’ Choice Award 2015 – Estate Planning

I am grateful to be awarded the 2015 Clients’ Choice Award for Estate Planning from Avvo, a leading online resource for finding attorneys and answers to legal questions. Avvo gives the Clients’ Choice Award based on client ratings. So while it is not an exclusive club, the Clients’ Choice Award does help show that clients are…

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Welcome to Seiter Law Blog Page!

Over the coming months and weeks, I will be posting information about wills, trusts, powers of attorney and other estate planning issues.  My goal is to have this page become a resource for clients and their friends to learn more about making sound decisions regarding estate planning. Some common questions that I hope to address…

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