Blog Posts in 2016

• Posted By Thies & Lihn, PLLC 22-Dec-2016

  Is a Long-Term Care Asset Protection Plan Right for Me?

  Do you have concerns about: Running out of money if you (or your spouse or parent) become ill and require significant care Having no control over who provides care for you if you need it Choosing the type of care you want and where you want to ...

  Continue Reading
• Posted By Thies & Lihn, PLLC 23-Nov-2016

  Planning For Your Care

  Planning for your care or the care of a loved one can be daunting. Between complicated Medicaid and estate planning laws and the spread of misinformation, it's hard to find the simple truth of which benefits you're entitled to receive, ...

  Continue Reading
• Posted By Thies & Lihn, PLLC 8-Nov-2016

  Understanding Types of Trusts

  Trusts are an important component in planning for the future of your estate. There are many types of trusts including revocable trusts, irrevocable trusts, special needs trusts, spendthrift trusts, discretionary trusts and fixed trusts, all having ...

  Continue Reading
• Posted By Thies & Lihn, LLC 21-Jul-2016

  Thies & Lihn, LLC Partner Caleb Lihn

  Thies & Lihn, LLC partner Caleb Lihn was selected, by his colleagues to serve as a Member and Director on the Executive Council of the State Bar of Arizona Elder Law, Special Needs Planning, and Mental Health Section for a three year term. This ...

  Continue Reading
• Posted By Thies & Lihn, PLLC 24-Feb-2016

  Contesting a Will in Arizona

  Do you believe you have reason to dispute a deceased person’s will ? You may bring the case to Court to contest the contents of the will. Arizona laws allow for several legal scenarios which may invalidate a will. If you believe that that the ...

  Continue Reading
• Posted By Thies & Lihn, PLLC 17-Feb-2016

  Who Is Responsible for Handling Probate?

  When a case goes into probate, typically the executor of the estate will oversee all aspects of the probate process. The executor is in charge of ensuring all of the wishes of the deceased person are carried out accordingly. If, however, no will was ...

  Continue Reading