The first issue to address in probate is (1). All matters begin in (2). The probate court is a division of the (3) and has jurisdiction over (4), (5) and (6).
(1) is the place the case will be heard, and is established by (2), which is where the petition is filed. There is only one (3), though there may be multiple (4).
3 features of determination of venue if property exists in more than one county
If probate occurs in multiple states, it is important to note that state courts cannot (1)
(1) jurisdiction is over property.
The Uniform Probate Code is a (1) that was proposed and (2). (3) have adopted it, including Arizona. The code will generally apply in the state of (4) despite where the (5), though, (6) may matter.
It is not a (1) to practice law in Arizona without a license, but you can get nabbed for (2), and the (3) has ruled against it.
(1) are ok, but they may not give advice. The (2) can bring action against these for engaging in UPL. Preparers must (3) if there is no (4).
(1) are not prone to the AZ Bar–(2) must be brought. The bar also does not control (3)–only the (4).
With Pro Hoc Vice, an attorney may practice in (1) only (2) and in alignment with (3)