Wills
Wills created more than 10 years ago could be out of date
Many Nevada residents may be under the impression that once the documents are executed, their estate plans do not need any further attention. Unfortunately, nothing could be further from the truth. Wills created more than 10 years ago could be woefully out of date, and their provisions could end up costing individuals thousands of dollars…
Read MoreAdministering wills and trusts after the death of a loved one
When a Nevada family loses a loved one, his or her estate will need to be probated. Estate planning documents such as wills and trusts provide family members with instructions as to how to distribute an individual’s property. If the documents were kept up-to-date and do not contradict one another, an executor’s job could be…
Read MoreAvoid accidently disinheriting an heir through estate planning
One of the most popular reasons for having a will is to ensure that one’s assets will be distributed according to one’s wishes. The other side to that argument is that an heir may be inadvertently disinherited without a will specifying that he or she is to receive a portion of an estate. Below are some common…
Read MoreInheritance may be a concern in Nevada estate planning
For many Nevada residents who are concerned about how their families may fare after their passing, making end-of-life plans may seem to be a logical step. One of the main concerns for individuals who are going through estate planning is the inheritance of their assets. They likely want to ensure that their loved ones receive…
Read MoreHow do families make legal wills in Nevada?
Many people are well aware of just how important making a will can be for the future of their loved ones. Even so, they may hesitate to create one, for many reasons. Wills are an important part of an estate plan here in Nevada and elsewhere. They convey who will inherit one’s property or possessions…
Read MoreIntentions in wills that will be accepted by court
It is not uncommon for Nevada residents to think that a will is only needed for those with substantial assets. In fact, properly prepared wills that are up-to-date could benefit all those who care about their immediate family. However, professional help may be necessary to ensure that all legal requirements are met. In a will,…
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