Archive for November 2015

No one likes to pay taxes, but many Nevada residents recognize that taxes are a necessary evil. That recognition does not mean, however, that they want to pay any more than is absolutely necessary. When it comes to estate planning, numerous strategies are available that can reduce the taxes that an individual will have to…

There are two primary ways that a Nevada marriage ends — divorce or death. It could be said that preparing for one and not the other is courting disaster. Considering that the divorce rate in the United States is as high as it is, more couples are preparing for divorce these days than ever before.…

After a divorce, many Nevada residents focus on starting a new life and recovering from the emotional and financial turmoil that often accompanies the proceedings. Estate planning may be the last thing on their minds. However, it is essential that an estate plan either be created or revised as soon as possible after a divorce…

Some Nevada residents may forget that estate planning is not just about what will happen after their deaths, but it is also about what will happen if they are unable to care for themselves at some point. No one likes to think about becoming incapacitated, but it is a real possibility for anyone regardless of…