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Are you worried about how one of the beneficiaries in your estate plan is going to use their inheritance? Maybe you consider them a bit “unreliable” or maybe they make questionable choices. You feel like they will just burn through money and make frivolous purchases,...
When someone dies, it is standard for most or all of their property to pass to their family members. If someone in Nevada dies without an estate plan, their closest family members are likely to have inheritance rights. The average estate plan also involves someone...
A lot of parents try their hardest to leave roughly equal bequests in their estates to all their adult children – but what if that’s not what you want to do? There are plenty of perfectly valid reasons that people can and do leave unequal bequests to their heirs....
A legally valid will should reflect the owner’s true wishes and intentions of how to distribute their estate when they die. Therefore, you may challenge the validity of your loved one’s will in court if you believe they were unduly influenced when creating it. For...
If you have a beneficiary with special needs, it is important to consider them as you make your estate plan. One thing you may want to think about is setting up a special needs trust. This gives you the ability to set aside money for that beneficiary so that their...
Estate planning requires an intensive look at every area of your life. This helps to ensure that you have everything taken care of so it’s easy for your loved ones to follow the plan when you’re gone. Passing down your assets is one of the important things you must...
Nevada has a wonderful climate for retirees. As a result, many older adults who have finished their careers sell their property elsewhere and move to Nevada. Some people come for the dry heat. Others simply want to avoid inclement winter weather that affects driving...
Dynasty trusts in Nevada are a unique estate planning tool that allow families to pass wealth down through multiple generations while minimizing exposure to taxes and creditors. With favorable trust laws, Nevada has become a leading jurisdiction for establishing such...
An executor, who is either appointed by the court or named in a will authored by the deceased during their lifetime, is authorized to oversee the estate administration process in order to better ensure that the deceased's wishes are respected and that the rights of...
Establishing a trust in Nevada offers a range of advantages for estate planning. This makes it an appealing option for residents looking to effectively manage and protect their assets. Nevada's legal framework provides unique benefits for trust formation, including...
