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Single, Successful, and Over 60? Here’s Why Your Estate Plan Needs to Be Different Than Your Married Friends’

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Questions to Ask Before Signing a Long-Term Care or Senior Community Contract

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Does Your College-Aged Child Need an Estate Plan?

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AI and Your Estate Plan

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Why You Should Plan for Your Pets

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Is It Time to Re-Evaluate Your Successor Trustee?

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Supported Decision-Making in Arizona

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Estate Planning for the Modern Blended Family

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Selective Service Registration for Young Adults with Disabilities

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Your Estate Plan – Revisited – A Practical Guide to Keeping Your Documents Current and Your Wishes Clear

What Should You Charge Your Adult Child for Rent When They’re on SSI?

What Should You Charge Your Adult Child for Rent When They’re on SSI?

Why It's Crucial to Review Your Emergency Contacts Regularly

Why It’s Crucial to Review Your Emergency Contacts Regularly

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Emily R. Taylor is an attorney licensed by the State Bar of Arizona. Emily Taylor practices in the areas of Special Needs Planning, Guardianships (and its alternatives), Estate Planning, and Special Needs Trusts.  The office of Emily R. Taylor, Attorney PLLC is located in Phoenix, Arizona. Emily Taylor is available to consult on legal matters throughout the state of Arizona.

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