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Nevada residents who were in a marriage or civil partnership with someone who has recently died are not necessarily liable for their debts. Whether a person is liable for a given debt depends on whether or not his or her name was on the loan. Furthermore, a person may...
Recently, the Trump Administration announced the intent to battle the opioid crisis in the United States. This is due to the alarming number of people who become addicted to these medications. It also highlights the problem of substance abuse and addiction as a whole...
Nevada residents should be aware of a few common mistakes in estate planning. One of those errors is not having the minimum components of a plan. For example, many advisers recommend having at least a will and powers of attorney that appoints someone to handle...
One estate planning mistake Nevada residents should avoid is leaving their affairs in disorder. This includes the physical, legal and financial aspects of their properties. People tend to accumulate many items over the course of their lives and may make no effort to...
Some Nevada parents who are planning their estate might want to consider creating a trust to pass assets on even to their adult children. While it is not uncommon for people to create trusts for minor children, there are a number of reasons to do so for adults as...
Nevada residents may be able to achieve their estate planning goals with just a will. However, for many, wills represent the first step of creating an estate plan that truly meets a person's needs. To transfer assets to beneficiaries in a timely manner, an individual...
Having the ability to make your own decisions may have been something you felt strongly about since you reached adulthood, or maybe even before. When it comes to decisions regarding your body and health care, you undoubtedly want to ensure that you have the final say...
When it comes to revocable living trusts, it's important that Nevada estate holders use these legal devices to their full advantage. Otherwise, they will incur a waste of legal fees and heirs will not be able to fully benefit from the trusts. With a standard living...
Nevada residents may understand how important an estate plan is. They may also be making common yet costly mistakes that could make it difficult to carry out their wishes. One of those mistakes is not reviewing plan documents on a regular basis. Generally speaking,...
Nevada residents who have already established one trust may want to create a second one. Unlike with wills, which usually include provisions that stipulate that the most recent will revokes all earlier ones, the creation of a new trust does not cancel out prior...
