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When drafting an estate plan, it is important to consider asset protection. After you pass away, your estate value could be reduced because of estate taxes and debt collectors. However, you can protect the value of your estate by creating a trust. A trust is a legal...
The amount that home buyers pay at closing is usually thousands of dollars more than the price they’ve initially offered. Buyers typically need to cover various closing costs. One of the biggest line items on a closing settlement statement is often the title insurance...
Owning a small business is a situation that understandably tends to complicate an individual’s unique estate planning needs and priorities. While most people focus on how their personal assets will be distributed after death, business owners must also consider what...
Estate planning offers unique opportunities to preserve wealth and minimize tax burdens for future generations. Unknown to many, Nevada is considered one of the most advantageous jurisdictions for tax-efficient estate planning. However, careful structuring is...
Many people use credit to get the things that they want while they’re alive. They may not think much about what’s going to happen to those accounts when they die. The fact is that debts don’t automatically go away just because the account holder passed away. If a debt...
Property liens can create significant challenges for Nevada homeowners. When someone places a lien on your property, it creates a legal claim against your assets that you need to address before you can sell or refinance. These claims attach to your property when you...
Leaving a life insurance policy for your children has always been important to you. You want to ensure that they are taken care of financially, even long after you are gone. It also ensures that they will get a financial inheritance, regardless of the specific assets...
In real estate planning, trust is everything. Families often depend on a fiduciary, such as an executor or trustee, to handle property, settle debts, and make sure assets are distributed fairly. These roles are bestowed with great responsibility because they involve...
An estate plan generally includes a will. Wills are testamentary instruments that explain an individual's preferences regarding the support of their dependents and the allocation of their property after they die. People who draft wills are already ahead of the curve,...
When it comes to eminent domain, property owners often have very little choice in surrendering their property. The government has determined that it needs to take that property for a reason that benefits the public. Common examples are the construction of an...