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Since joining the Kinghorn Heritage Law Group, Attorney Allison Manning has demonstrated her fierce commitment to helping families protect their loved ones and their assets through comprehensive estate planning. Our firm is proud and excited to recognize this commitment with Allison’s elevation to Partner, effective January 1, 2017. Allison graduated magna cum laude from Northern Arizona University in 1996 with a degree in political science. She graduated from Baylor Law School in 2000 where … [Read more...]

Press Release July 14, 2016/For immediate release For additional information, contact Sean Herdrick at (520) 529-4000 KINGHORN HERITAGE LAW GROUP PRESENTS CONTINUING EDUCATION PROGRAM FOR FINANCIAL PROFESSIONALS Tucson, AZ—Kinghorn Heritage Law Group and the American Academy of Estate Planning Professionals will present a 4-part weekly Continuing Education Program for financial professionals beginning Thursday, Sept. 8, and concluding Thursday, Sep. 29 at the Hilton Tucson East, 7600 E. … [Read more...]

TUCSON ESTATE PLANNING ATTORNEYS ATTEND EXCLUSIVE LEGAL CONFERENCE RECEIVE IMPORTANT ELDER & ESTATE PLANNING EDUCATION IN KANSAS CITY, MO Attorneys from Kinghorn Heritage Law Group, PLC, participated in one of the nation’s premier legal education conferences in Kansas City, MO from May 11 through May 16. Hosted by the American Academy of Estate Planning Attorneys, the 23rd annual Spring Summit included over 100 estate planning law firms from around the country that met specific … [Read more...]

Thank you Alex and Heather for having us on The Morning Blend to discuss the the Arizona Long Term Care service, or ALTCs. Please click on the link to watch our appearance and to learn more. Morning Blend ALTCs … [Read more...]

Be sure to visit us at the Joan Kaye Cauthorn Annual Conference on Successful Aging, presented by the UofA. Experts will discuss ways to harness the advances of new and emerging technologies to help promote successful aging and brain health. Technology has had a profound effect on our daily lives, providing new opportunities to keep track of information about our health, to modify our lifestyle choices, to stay connected to our friends and family, and to potentially change the way we think about … [Read more...]

Kinghorn Heritage was featured once again on The Morning Blend on KGUN. Watch Kevin and Allison discuss how our estate plans differ from many of our competitors. Kevin and Allison - Morning Blend … [Read more...]

Kinghorn Heritage Law Group was recently informed by the State Bar of Arizona that there is a new type of phone scam that is targeting law firm clients. While none of our clients have been targeted, we want to alert you to this type of scam and caution you to be very careful when receiving a phone call from anyone, including your lawyer. The scam works by callers calling and claiming to be from a law firm. The scammers are using a process called “Caller ID Spoofing” to create a caller ID that … [Read more...]

Excited to be featured on The Morning Blend. We spent some time with Tina and Heather talking about the importance of planning to protect your family, and your wealth. Enjoy this clip, and register for one of our FREE Seminars to learn more. RSVP here.   … [Read more...]

In case you haven’t heard, the New Year brought a new law recently signed by the President. To avoid the country from falling off the “fiscal cliff,” the “American Taxpayer Relief Act” was approved on New Year’s Day. The approval and signing of this new law may affect the future of your estate plan and your estate taxes. Regarding federal estate taxes, this new law makes almost all of the previous tax provisions, commonly known as ”TRA 2010,” permanent, with the exception of the tax rate. This … [Read more...]

There are only a few days left before the clock strikes midnight on December 31st and the tax law changes. Or will it? As of this writing, the law to which it will change will be the pre-EGTRRA/TRA law. In other words, currently in 2012, individuals with estates under $5.12 million are not subject to federal gift or estate tax. However, if this law expires, estates larger than $1 million will become taxable at the beginning of 2013 and we will back to a $1 million applicable exclusion per … [Read more...]