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People in Nevada have the option of forming spendthrift trusts to transfer assets to beneficiaries. These legal instruments also go by the label of domestic asset protection trusts. Although they possess features that could protect assets, the grantor of the trust...
Some Nevada residents may collect art for many different reasons and may accumulate extensive collections. However, many of them may not properly address their collections in their estate plans. Not including provisions for a valuable art collection in an estate plan...
Careful estate planning is a necessary part of how Nevada residents can make sure their interests are protected. They should take steps now to make plans for unexpected situations in which they may not be able to make important decisions on their own. Having legal...
Some Nevada residents might think they do not need to do any estate planning because they are not wealthy. However, it is important for all adults. Without proper planning, fees and court costs can consume assets, and without a plan, the state decides what happens to...
As you consider moving forward with estate planning, you may find yourself in need of various information. You may have questions regarding certain types of planning tools, what information you can include in your plan and how the details of your estate could impact...
Many people living in Nevada are well aware of the importance of estate planning. These individuals often take steps to write and update wills, designate beneficiaries on their insurance policies and retirement accounts and craft extensive end-of-life directives....
Some married people in Nevada might think they have a well-prepared estate plan when they own a home in joint tenancy with survivorship. They might have a similar arrangement for other assets such as a retirement fund and some investments.The problem with this...
During your marriage, you may have expected your spouse to stick with you until the end. As a result, many decisions made during your estate planning process may have hinged on your spouse acting as beneficiary to your property or as agent in decision-making...
Nevada residents may be able to learn a lesson from the play "The Summoning of Everyman." It is an allegory about humanity and how the only thing a person has left when he or she dies is that person's good deeds. When it comes to estate planning, the lesson from this...
Some people in Nevada who are creating an estate plan may think mainly in terms of financial assets. However, this is only one part of what a person could pass on to loved ones. People also have legacies, which consist of things such as family traditions, beliefs,...
