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When a loved one dies, there are a lot of things that have to be handled. One of these might be taking care of their estate. Many estates go through the probate process and are settled without incident; however, will contests can sometimes occur. A will contest is...
Some people draft wills and then never view them again. Others make regular changes throughout their lives until they die. Occasionally, the people reviewing the terms of a will after a person's passing may question the legitimacy of those changes in the validity of...
A business dispute does not always begin with a lawsuit. It may start when a partner becomes harder to reach, financial updates stop coming regularly or major decisions move forward without the involvement you expected to have. For owners in Los Angeles and other...
Estate planning helps protect your assets, support your loved ones and reduce confusion after your passing. However, many people delay the process or make avoidable mistakes that create financial and legal complications for their families. A well-prepared estate plan...
When most people think about estate planning, the things that come to mind are their homes, bank accounts and family heirlooms. It makes sense, then, that digital assets are often overlooked, even though they may hold financial value, personal memories and sensitive...
Nevada’s asset protection trusts have a reputation that attracts the ultrarich from all around the country. CNBC called Nevada a “global center of family trusts and a friendly home to the world’s biggest fortunes.” However, your family doesn’t need to have billions of...
An estate plan is a set of instructions that outlines who will receive which of your assets when you die. There are also other functions for the plan, but the transfer of assets is the primary purpose for most people. One thing to remember is that some assets have...
Estate plans help address medical emergencies, future support needs and the legacy a person leaves when they die. Some people take for granted that the people closest to them have legal protection regardless of whether they establish an estate plan or not. If a person...
An executor (also known as a personal representative) does a lot during probate, from locating and protecting estate assets to paying debts, filing court documents and distributing inheritances to beneficiaries. It can be a time-consuming role involving significant...
Personal representatives or executors oversee estate administration. People with estate plans may choose their own personal representatives before they pass. Other times, the Nevada probate courts may appoint a competent adult to manage an estate. In either scenario,...