Month: January 2017

What happens if a will is destroyed?

Nevada law governs what happens when the will of a deceased person has been lost or destroyed. Generally, per NRS section 136.230, if a will has been lost or destroyed without the knowledge of the testator, a Nevada court may take the will as valid on the same proofs...

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Explaining will plans to heirs

Many Nevada residents have several children, and determining how to divide assets among the heirs in a manner that will be perceived as fair is important. When adult children feel that their parents' estates were divided unfairly, they may feel resentment towards the...

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