Estate Planning

You want your wealth to benefit the people or causes you choose. With careful planning in Nevada, you can place legal barriers between your assets and potential creditor claims. Why asset protection fits into your plan If you leave inheritances outright under a will,...

Even without a spouse or children, your choices still matter. If you don’t make them, Nevada’s intestacy rules or the state may do it for you. Why planning still matters in Nevada If you die without a will, Nevada’s intestate succession laws control who inherits under...

Whether we have helped guide a loved one’s estate through probate or have close friends that have dealt with the process, we know that probate is often complex and time consuming. This can trigger a need to take steps to reduce the risk that our own estate goes...

Creating a will enables you to outline your wishes clearly and avoid confusion that could lead to tension or conflict among family members. Whether you live alone or have a large family, knowing what to expect from the will-making process helps you reduce uncertainty...

Imagine you get in a car accident and can't make medical decisions for yourself. Or you start to experience memory decline and can no longer manage day-to-day operations for your business. Maybe you are suddenly deployed overseas and need someone to coordinate the...

Many people think health care directives are just for older adults, but they are important for everyone. When you add a health care directive to your estate plan, you make sure your healthcare choices are respected no matter your age or situation. Why should you...

Living trusts safeguard assets while a person is alive and transfer them to their loved ones after they pass away, allowing those assets to bypass the probate process. Under Nevada estate planning laws, this tool provides significant benefits by allowing for smoother...

The rising popularity of genetic testing services like Ancestry.com and 23andMe have changed people's thinking as they learn more about their biological history. While these services allow people to learn more about their ancestry and genetic makeup by analyzing their...

Estate plans are no longer considered something only people with considerable or complex assets need or something only elderly people should have. Any adult in any stage of life, regardless of income and assets, can benefit from having at least a few estate planning...

Estate planning isn't just for older adults anymore. Young people can benefit from creating an estate plan early in life. It helps protect your assets, ensures your wishes are followed and can save your loved one's time and money. Even if you don't have many assets,...