About Estate Planning in Arizona by Knollmiller & Arenofsky, LLP

At Knollmiller & Arenfosky, LLP we have more than 80 years of combined experience in helping clients with estate planning. We provide clients with fundamental estate planning and complex estate planning to serve all unique family units. Both estate planning strategies focus on property, but more importantly, they focus on… Read More

The Probate Process Can Be Time-Consuming

At Knollmiller & Arenofsky, LLP our team of attorneys and legal assistants strives to make estate administration and probate as stress-free as possible during this very difficult time. We have years of experience working with the Probate Code and in trust law matters, clients feel confident that we will save the estate time and… Read More

Comprehensive Service

James G. Knollmiller, Kevin P. McFadden and their team at Knollmiller & Arenofsky, LLP, provide clients with a full range of estate planning services. Our firm has served people in the East Valley since 1974.

5 Things to Do Before You Retire

At Knollmiller & Arenofsky, LLP our experienced attorneys have highly effective knowledge in retirement planning with James G. Knollmiller having specialization in the area of Tax. There are a vast number of retirement options as well as advantages and disadvantages that specifies differently with each client. However, there are many contributions that… Read More

Types of Assets are Subject to Probate

Knollmiller & Arenofsky, LLP strives to make estate administration and probate a stress-free process during difficult times. Although it is important to plan for difficult situations, the process can be made easier with the help of our team of attorneys and legal assistants with the administration of an estate. Types of Probate… Read More

How to Retire with More

It’s important to plan for retirement, which is why at Knollmiller & Arenofsky, LLP our retirement planning lawyers are among the foremost practitioners of retirement planning. Some are unaware of the options there are available to fulfill a successful retirement plan. No one can predict the future, however with reliable planning,… Read More

Legal Considerations for Married or Unmarried Couples by Knollmiller & Arenofsky, LLP

Entering a marital contract can help couples avoid the possibility of facing a financial dilemma in the future. When considering marriage, especially for those couples where one or both of the parties has acquired wealth, most people do not want to think about the Dword (divorce).    It is important however,… Read More

How Do Living Trusts Avoid the Probate Process?

What Can a Living Trust Accomplish? It is not surprising that most people want to leave as much of their estates (assets, personal property, and real property) to their children and heirs as they possibly can when they die. Most people would also like to save their heirs the hassles… Read More

Who will get the grandfather clock after you die?

ention estate planning and most people think of making a plan for assets like bank accounts, stocks and property, like a house. What about your jewelry, china or even your military medals? What happens to those things when you die? If you don’t have a plan for who gets items like jewelry… Read More

A Matter of Trust

Can you trust the trustee? For those leaving property and other assets to heirs via a trust, one of the most important estate-planning decisions you will make is deciding who will run the trust after you are gone. Your chosen fiduciary will, among other things, be responsible for managing the assets the trust owns… Read More