Archive for February 2017
Establishing a guardian or a trust can save time, money in Nevada
There is a saying: Failing to prepare is like preparing to fail. This sentiment can be applied to many situations in many states every day, and estate planning in Nevada is no exception. For example, things like failing to properly prepare for the incapacitation of an elderly relative can result in the need for a…
Read MoreNevada estate planning just as important for the childless
A common misconception is that wills are important only for people who want to ensure their children are cared for after they pass away. This could be one of the reasons that 56 percent of Americans do not even have a will. However, most of the time after an individual dies, belongings automatically pass to…
Read MoreUsing Nevada estate planning to provide positive incentives
For residents of Nevada, there could be any number of reasons to seek the counsel of an attorney when preparing their wills and trusts, from avoiding probate to preserving a family business. However, there are less commonly acknowledged aspects of estate planning that may be omitted from many conversations. Their absence from typical planning discussions,…
Read MoreHow probate affects asset distribution in Nevada estate planning
Many Nevada residents may think a will is all that is necessary to ensure their loved ones are taken care of after their own death. However, when it comes to estate planning, probate is something that needs to be accounted for, as it will affect how assets are passed on. With or without a will,…
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