Our experienced lawyers have handled complex litigation for estates and trusts of many different sizes. We understand how important these cases are to your family.
Las Vegas has long attracted part-time residents, retirees, and investors from California, Arizona, Utah, and well beyond. Many of them own a condo, a vacation home, or a rental property
Serving as executor of a loved one’s estate is real work. It can mean months of gathering records, dealing with banks and creditors, managing property, filing court documents, and answering
For many Las Vegas families, the house is the largest asset in the estate and the most urgent problem. It may be sitting empty. The mortgage, insurance, HOA dues, and
When a loved one dies leaving only a modest bank account, a car, or a final paycheck, many families assume they will have to open a probate case to reach
Few parts of probate cause as much worry as the creditor process. Families often arrive with two fears: that they will personally be stuck with a relative’s debts, and that
After a death in the family, one of the first practical questions is also one of the least understood: who is actually in charge of the estate? Sometimes the answer
When a loved one dies and no one can find a will, the questions come quickly. Who decides what happens to the house? Who gets the bank accounts? Does the
It is one of the first questions families ask, and usually for a practical reason. Someone needs to know when the house can be sold, when accounts can be closed,
A person’s estate planning documents should reflect their independent, uncoerced wishes. Unfortunately, as individuals grow older or experience cognitive decline, they become increasingly vulnerable to external manipulation. When a family
Serving as a trustee, executor, or personal representative in Nevada carries immense legal and financial responsibility. Fiduciaries are bound by the highest standard of care recognized under the law. When
