When creating an estate plan, a Nevada adult will have to make decisions regarding what should happen to personal property and other issues in case of incapacitation or death. During this process, it is easy to overlook certain matters or make certain missteps that...
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Common things to expect during the probate process
It can be emotionally and mentally challenging to navigate the process of settling the estate of a loved one. If you are the executor of a Nevada estate or have a claim to an estate, it can be helpful to understand the intricacies of the probate process and what you...
Administering an estate in Nevada if you live out of state
Administering a loved one's estate after they pass away is a big responsibility that comes with several duties and tasks - all of which can be time-consuming and stressful. And it can become even more complicated if your loved one lived in Nevada, but you do not. What...
Accounting for intangible assets during estate planning
Adequate planning for the future includes ensuring that all assets are accounted for as part of a complete estate plan. Most Nevada adults understand the need to identify all their assets and determine what should happen to them after they pass, but there are certain...
3 reasons you need to hire a Nevada probate attorney
While there are numerous steps an individual can take in developing a comprehensive estate plan to minimize the impact of the probate process, the process itself is a necessity in many cases. It is wise to draft the plan with this in mind and encourage surviving loved...
Adult children may contest the will if they are removed
It is not uncommon for Nevada residents to expect their parents to leave them some form of inheritance. Even if the parents do not have much, a few sentimental items may still be anticipated and appreciated. However, issues can arise when adult children find out after...
Could a Beneficiary Controlled Trust be useful to your estate?
Finding the tools or subset of tools to create a comprehensive estate plan that checks all the necessary boxes is not always easy. For example, Nevada residents may believe that they want to use a trust to help protect their assets and give their beneficiaries the...
6 subtle signs of undue influence
You may sense something suspicious is going on with your elderly loved one. Perhaps another family member, neighbor or home health care provider is a little too involved in your loved one’s affairs, and it makes you uncomfortable. While you may feel a certain amount...
A changed will could lead to estate litigation
When an elderly family member needs help with daily activities and care, it is common for a loved one to step in and provide that care. Taking on such a responsibility can be a major sacrifice for the caregiver as it can take up much of the individual’s time and...
An estate plan does not have to include every personal detail
When some Nevada residents think about estate planning, they may look around their homes and see numerous assets they have accumulated over the years. They may think that they have to specifically state who gets each of these items as part of their estate plan, and...