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When you add advance medical directives to your Nevada estate plan, you will likely feel an incredible sense of relief about the final years of your life. If you do not already know, these directives can ensure that you receive the health care you want if you become...
Do you have a disabled child who is about to celebrate their 18th birthday? If so, you may be filled with a lot of (quite understandable) angst about their future. For now, you have the means to provide them with all the support they need, and you plan to set up a...
Estate administration is a lengthy and demanding process. The executor or personal representative in charge of the estate will have numerous obligations. They have a fiduciary duty to act in the best interest of the estate and its beneficiaries. Doing so will require...
Often, estate planning is approached in a one-sided manner. Of course, the prospect of thinking about your own death, or discussing such a topic with loved ones can be daunting. Nevertheless, it is important to approach the issue in a balanced way. There are a number...
Estate planning is something that people sometimes associate with older adults; however, all adults should have their plan in place. There are several things that you need to think about. You may realize that you need a will, but that’s not all there is to estate...
An incentive trust is just one type of trust that you can use when doing your estate planning. It allows you to give incentive to your heirs to reach specific goals because they will get their inheritance if they do so. For instance, maybe you have an heir who...
The idea of going to an attorney to have your will written seems time-intensive, laborious and a tiny bit intrusive. Can’t you just write your will by hand instead? Handwritten (or “holographic”) wills are valid in Nevada -- but that doesn’t mean they’re a good idea....
Parents are often looking for ways to avoid estate disputes, and that starts by considering why they happen. For instance, it’s well known that disputes are more likely if there is no estate plan to give the heirs direction. Therefore, the first step to reducing the...