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This bill makes several technical amendments to Arizona's trust and estate laws across multiple sections of the Arizona Revised Statutes. The bill primarily focuses on updating definitions, clarifying language, and making minor technical corrections. Key changes include updating the definition of "electronically present" to more precisely describe remote communication technologies, modifying references from "executor" to "personal representative" for consistency, adjusting the definition of an "omitted child" in probate proceedings, updating the homestead allowance references, and making technical corrections to various definitions related to guardianship, nonprobate transfers, and trust administration. The bill also makes a small change to trust terminology, replacing "mergers" with "combinations" when describing trust modifications. These amendments aim to improve the clarity and precision of Arizona's trust and estate legal framework, with most changes being relatively minor and technical in nature.

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https://apps.azleg.gov/BillStatus/BillOverview/82488