Remember to Consider State Inheritance and Estate Taxes in Your Estate Planning
People often have many goals when they start planning their estate. For example, you may know that you want to...
Successor Trustee Affidavit: What You Need to Know
When people create a trust in Nevada, they often name themselves as a trustee. Trustees manage the property within a...
Is There an Inheritance Tax in Nevada?
Nevada is largely associated with vibrant casinos and sparkling lights. For many people, though, it is a tax haven. Nevada...
Family-Friendly Features of the Nevada Probate Code
Losing a loved one is not only emotionally devastating for a family, but it can also leave them financially devastated....
Community Property vs. Separate Property: Which Works Best for Estate Planning?
Estate planning involves outlining how a person’s property will be distributed after they pass away. In most states, estate planning...
GST Trusts: Are They Revocable or Irrevocable?
In its simplest terms, estate planning is the process of preparing documents so that a person’s property is distributed according...
Understanding the Roles of Trust Protectors, Advisers, and Special Fiduciaries
When estate planning, there are many different terms used. Many of these terms refer to the people who will control,...
Can an S Corporation Stock Be Held in a Trust?
People establish trusts to hold property and help their loved ones avoid the probate process after they pass away. Businesses...
A Step-by-Step Guide to Ending a Trust
Trusts are important estate planning tools for many people. However, they were not meant to last forever. The steps involved...
Why Nevada Leads the Way in Asset Protection Trusts
Historically, Nevada has been seen as a favorable jurisdiction for establishing and maintaining trusts. In fact, Nevada was one of...