Month: April 2017

Protecting assets for heirs

Many Nevada residents who have substantial assets to pass to their children or grandchildren should be aware of what steps to take to ensure that their wealth is allocated in the manner they prefer. It may be beneficial for individuals to have a financial advisor work...

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Perpetuity and the charitable trust

Nevada residents who are making an estate plan may be interested in creating a charitable trust. A charitable trust has a number of differences from other types of trusts. The first is that the charitable trust does not necessarily have to identify a beneficiary. It...

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The use of community property trusts

Nevada couples may enjoy some benefits for their estates because they live in a community property state. One of these benefits is that all of the property that is acquired during the marriage jointly is considered to be the community property and thus owned by each...

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