Protecting your family business after death
Many family business owners in Nevada take pride in their accomplishments. Not only do their businesses offer goods and services to customers, they create jobs and income. While some owners hope that their companies will continue to provide these things for...
Celebrity examples show importance of estate planning
Nevada fans of Prince may have heard that it appears he died without a will. Although celebrities may have bigger and more complicated estates than most people who are less famous, there is still a great deal that can be learned. Not having an estate plan in place can...
Tenancy options for a shared property
There are various situations in which Nevada residents might buy a property together. The type of tenancy recorded in purchase documents could affect how the property is handled in case of a death or in another situation involving one of the individuals exiting the...
Top tip for future financial security: Get an estate plan
It may seem counterintuitive, but planning for death can help you make the most out of life. A recent piece in the Huffington Post discussed the importance of estate plans, noting that these legal tools are important for everyone, regardless of age. One of the reasons...
The executor’s role
The executor under the will of a Nevada testator has multiple important responsibilities. Many people who are named as executors are members of the testator's family or a close friend, and some do not know what they are supposed to do in the role and may make...
Estate planning for couples with no children
Older couples living in Nevada who have no children in many cases must plan their estates differently than couples with children. When there are no children or grandchildren to pass assets to, it can be difficult to decide where the assets should go. A husband and...
Mistakes Nevada executors may make
It can be challenging to perform the duties of an executor. This is because most executors have never held this type of role in the past. Therefore, they may be prone to making simple mistakes that can have serious ramifications on the estate and beneficiaries. One...
Executor responsibilities
A Nevada resident might find it appropriate to keep end-of-life matters in the family, and an appointed executor under a will in such a case could be one of the heirs as well. In such a situation, an executor can be in a delicate position because of the interest in...
Abusive guardianships
Families in Nevada are often concerned about the well-being of elderly relatives. In many cases, these family members work hard to ensure that their relatives are cared for and are receiving the medical care and social support that they need. Unfortunately, some...
Dealing with a poor estate executor
There are a number of ways that the executor under a Nevada testator's will might misuse or abuse that position. In some cases, it may simply be due to a failure to act promptly. An executor who procrastinates on actions such as paying taxes, selling a house or...

