Going through the estate planning process is essential if you live in Nevada and have assets, such as a home, stocks and valuables. It can designate the beneficiaries who receive your property and help you reduce estate taxes, which can occur when you die. Knowing how...
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Estate planning after having a child
Whether your child is born in a Nevada hospital or anywhere else, becoming a parent is a significant milestone in your life. Ideally, you will review your estate plan after the birth of a child to ensure that its needs can be met if you die or become incapacitated. Do...
How can a special needs trust benefit my family?
If you have a loved one, such as a child with special needs, who may need considerable support after your passing, most likely you have wondered how they will get on after your death. Establishing a special needs trust in Nevada is one way to ensure an income for such...
When does an estate plan need more than a will?
If you are a legal adult in the state of Nevada, it is in your best interest to have an estate plan. In many cases, a will may be sufficient as the sole piece of this plan. However, depending on your circumstances, it may be necessary to add a trust, living will or...
Taking time to create an estate plan helps avoid mistakes
Creating an estate plan in Nevada is an excellent way to avoid a mess in the future. Knowing who will receive your assets or take care of your children can save a significant amount of time, frustration, and money. Developing a sound plan can be done when you take the...
Important estate planning steps in Nevada
Do you have an estate plan? If not, you should consider creating one. An estate plan is a document that outlines your wishes for your estate after you die. Creating a good estate plan is essential for ensuring that your loved ones are taken care of after you're gone,...
How to know if revocable trusts are right for you
A trust is an essential tool if you want to diversify your portfolio or build an estate. The two types of trusts are revocable and irrevocable. Estate owners who use irrevocable trusts write the directives of their trusts in stone. Such trusts can't be changed or...
What can delay the probate process in Nevada?
The average probate proceeding in Nevada takes four to six months to complete. Some, however, take over a year. Several factors could delay the probate process, so it's not necessarily the executor's fault that it may take longer than anticipated. Conflict between...
Estate planning essentials for 2022 in Nevada
Estate planning is a great way to make sure your loved ones are well taken care of after you die. So, if you've not yet started estate planning, now is the time to do so. Here's what you need to know in 2022. Have a comprehensive will Without a will, your loved ones...
Do your parents have an estate plan in Nevada?
Aging Las Vegas residents are well-advised to prepare their estate plans as soon as possible. If you have parents in the state, here's what you should know about the benefits of an estate plan and why, if they don't have one yet, you should have a talk with them about...