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Estate planning is a process anyone can use to protect financial assets, provide financial security, and pass wealth on to future generations. Estate planning is for everyone, and anyone can benefit from a properly prepared estate plan. A living trus… Read More

When an adult can no longer care for themselves due to disability or mental illness, adult guardianship may be necessary. Guardianship of an adult is a legal arrangement in which a court appoints someone to make important life decisions for an adult… Read More

Losing a spouse is emotionally traumatic, and it is important to give yourself time to grieve. As you process your loss, consider updating your estate plan to reflect changes in your family and how losing a loved one may impact your future wishes. An… Read More

Using a trust as part of your estate plan offers many advantages. Like a Will, a trust allows you to specify who will receive your assets upon your death. But, a trust provides additional flexibility, privacy, and tax benefits and can be used to avoi… Read More

Many pet owners treat their pets as members of the family. Understandably, they want to arrange for someone to care for their pets after their death. Nevada has special legal provisions that apply to estate planning for pets. A knowledgeable estate p… Read More

One of the most important aspects of estate planning is identifying someone who will act on your behalf after you pass away. This person will be legally authorized to manage your affairs, including paying debts and fees related to the administration… Read More

In today’s digital era, we spend increasing amounts of our lives online. Over the course of a lifetime we will generate and accumulate a massive amount of data. Accordingly, we should all consider what will happen to our digital and online life whe… Read More

Choosing an executor of your estate is an important decision, as this person will be responsible for admitting your Will to probate, carrying out your last wishes, and managing the distribution of your assets after your death. The executor of your es… Read More