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When you either started a Roth IRA or began participating in your employment retirement plan, you should have filled out a beneficiary designation form. You believed that filling that out would guarantee that the person or people you designated will receive the funds...
Trusts can be an important and useful part of a Nevada estate plan, but there are some circumstances under which a person may want to revoke a trust. If the trust is irrevocable, that can be a complicated process. To revoke a revocable trust, though, the person should...
Nevada residents who have been left out of a family member's will and those making their will may be interested to learn whether a family member can contest a will if they are not included in it. The basic answer is yes. It is possible for a family member to contest...
The importance of various powers of attorney cannot be overlooked when a Nevada resident undertakes the task of creating an estate plan. Almost everyone is familiar with what a will can accomplish, and many people have a general notion of the benefits of a trust, but...
When millennials in Nevada hear about estate planning, they may think that it applies only to older individuals or those who have a family to protect. The truth is that everyone should be concerned about estate planning, regardless of age and current wealth.One reason...
Parents in Nevada and throughout the country may be tasked with raising children who have a mental or physical disability. These disabilities may make it difficult or impossible for children to provide for themselves when they are older. One way that parents can...
Some Nevada fans of director John Singleton may be aware that after his sudden death in April 2019 from a stroke, his family discovered that his estate plan was out of date. Singleton wrote a will in 1993 when he had one daughter. He never updated it, and he since had...
Most college students in Nevada and around the country spend very little time thinking about estate planning, but many of the documents found in a comprehensive estate plan can be of great value even to the young and healthy. After all, college students are adults who...
Many Nevada residents may have prepared an estate plan at some point in their lives and assumed that is sufficient, but this is not always the case. Estate plans can often be improved or may need changes over time. For example, people may not have life insurance...
If you had it your way, you would be in charge of any affair you needed handled. You know yourself and your personal matters best, so why would you want anyone else to step in? Of course, a time will come when you are no longer around, and someone will need to settle...
