Archive for April 2014
Nevada Residents May Include Digital Assets In Estate Planning
Technology has moved at such a pace that laws have not been able to keep up. Most Nevada residents have multiple digital assets to be considered during the process of estate planning. Many individuals may not have focused on these assets when preparing their will, because it is something reasonably new. However, it is advised…
Read MoreEstate Planning May Afford Nevada Residents Peace Of Mind
Even if not often, most Nevada citizens may occasionally question how their loved ones would cope in the event of their deaths. Individuals can avoid unnecessary concern about their welfare by being proactive. Drawing up a will as part of an individual’s estate planning will avoid a situation where the state will decide where that…
Read MoreAsset Protection Through Trusts Is Not Only For The Wealthy
If residents of Nevada want to provide for their families once they are no longer there, they may wish to consider establishing a trust. This is a powerful way of asset protection and safeguarding an estate from unnecessary taxes and penalties. Trusts are not only for those with sizeable estates, and they can be established…
Read MoreSo You’ve Been Named An Executor Of An Estate: Now What?
Many estate planning articles discuss tips and suggestions for what to include in your estate plan. This is very helpful for individuals and families drafting their estate plans, but what about the individuals who will be in charge of distributing assets from a person’s estate plan? If you have been named an executor of someone’s…
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