6 Steps to Establish Nevada Residency
Whether for state income tax purposes or otherwise, many people want to establish residency in Nevada. Consider these things when changing domicile.
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Using a Pour-Over Will in Nevada to Avoid Probate
A pour-over will is coupled with a living trust as part of a complete estate plan and will ensure that your estate avoids probate administration in Nevada.
What does the Secure Act 2.0 mean for retirement savings?
The Secure Act 2.0, new retirement legislation, was just signed into law as part of Congress's spending bill, with some provisions taking effect in 2023.
Can a beneficiary get a copy of the trust from the trustee under Nevada law?
In Nevada, a beneficiary of a trust has certain rights to receive a copy of the trust document from the trustee.
How Does the Secure Act Affect Your Estate Planning (Updated)
The Secure Act may affect your estate plan and how beneficiary withdrawals from an IRA must comply with the new 10-year rule.
Trustees need to know what a Special Needs Trust can pay for?
The are strict rules for the expenses a special needs trust can pay. Food and shelter are prohibited, but clothing, utilities and other items can be paid for.
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.