5 Essential Estate Planning Documents You Need in Nevada
The 5 estate planning documents you to consider in Nevada are a last will and testament, living trust, 2 different powers of attorney and medical directive.
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No Contest Clauses in Nevada
Is a No-Contest Clause Enforced in Nevada? When drafting a will or trust, I’m often asked about no-contest provisions. Clients want to make sure that their will and trust have such clauses. The purpose is obviously to discourage a future…
Can You Pierce the LLC Veil in Reverse?
When a judgment is obtained against someone who owns an interest in a limited liability company (LLC), often the only recourse is to have the court issue a charging order. In Nevada, a charging order is the exclusive remedy against…
Who Needs a Living Trust?
The question is often asked, “Do I need a living trust?” Some estate planning attorneys tell everyone that they need a trust. But, whether a revocable living trust is needed or not depends upon a number of factors, such as…
Avoid Probate in Nevada: 4 Essential Tips
Is a Trust Required to Avoid Probate in Nevada? While a revocable living trust is a common estate planning tool for avoiding probate, using a trust is not the only way to avoid probate in Nevada. To be clear, we prepare…