Did you know that Nevada is one of only a handful of states in the entire nation to offer and validate electronically-created and electronically-signed Trusts (see NRS 163.0095) AND electronically-created and electronically-signed Last Wills and Testaments (see NRS 133.085)?...
Continue readingWe often receive calls from persons who have been informed of the death of a parent, and as is natural, the child of the deceased parent wonders if he or she has a right to any portion of his deceased parent’s estate. Our usual response is, “That depends.” ...
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My Mom died this past year. I am not sure if she had a will. If she did have a will or did not, am I entitled to any of her estate? How may I find out? ...
Continue readingMany of my clients, including those who have had their living trusts set up for years, often do not understand the purpose, effect and limitations of what is known in the estate planning vernacular as the “pour-over will"....
Continue reading[vc_row triangle_shape="no"][vc_column][vc_column_text] What Is A Living Will? A living will (sometimes called an Advanced Directive, Healthcare Directive, Directive to Physicians, or DNR Order) is a legal document that any person with the capacity can execute to inform physicians, first responders, or even family members of their wishes and preferences as relating to emergency or end-of-life medical care in the event that person is not able to make or communicate those wishes. Is It Important For Me To Have A Living Will? No one likes to think about getting older, getting sick, or even becoming incapacitated. However, accidents and unforeseen events happen every single day...
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