Recent Blog Posts
The Importance of Estate Planning for Blended Families
Did you know that in the U.S., over 16% of children are part of a blended family? This number continues to grow as more people navigate remarriages and new family dynamics. So, how do you ensure that everyone you love is protected, especially when each family member’s needs might look a little different? The… Read More »
Comparing Estate Planning Laws Across Nevada, California, and Utah
Estate planning is an essential step in preparing for the future. It ensures that your wishes are carried out and your loved ones are taken care of. However, the laws governing estate planning aren’t uniform across the United States, and even neighboring states can have vastly different regulations. Utah, California, and Nevada each have… Read More »
What Overrides Beneficiaries in a Nevada Estate Plan?
If you’re in Nevada and worried about beneficiary designations, jointly titled accounts, wills, and executor powers, you’re not alone. Dealing with estate matters is rarely easy. The emotional toll of losing a loved one, combined with the complexities of legal and financial obligations, can leave anyone feeling lost. That’s why having a knowledgeable Nevada… Read More »
Securing Your Child’s Future The Importance of Wills and Guardianship Designations for Nevada Parents
As a parent, you’ve likely spent countless hours ensuring your child’s well-being – from choosing the safest car seat to researching the best schools. But have you considered what would happen to your children if you were no longer here to care for them? It’s a challenging topic to contemplate but one every Nevada… Read More »
Why Your California Estate Plan Should Be Updated to Nevada Law After Moving
If you’ve recently moved from California to Nevada, congratulations on your new home in the Silver State! As you settle in and take care of moving-related tasks like updating your address and driver’s license, there’s one important item you want to pay attention to – your estate plan. Even if you had a comprehensive… Read More »
The Cautionary Tale of OJ Simpson & Other Celebrities Who Died Without a Trust
The recent passing of O.J. Simpson and the subsequent filing of his will in Nevada courts have once again highlighted the importance of comprehensive estate planning, particularly for high-profile individuals. Simpson, a former NFL star and celebrity, died as a resident of Nevada, and his will has now become a matter of public record… Read More »
What Are Financial Priorities for 2024
As we enter 2024, it’s the perfect time to reassess your financial situation and set clear priorities for the year ahead. With economic uncertainty looming and the threat of a potential recession, having a firm handle on your finances is more crucial than ever. While general tips like “save more” or “get out of… Read More »
Why Do Rich People Put Their Homes in a Trust?
Estate planning is a crucial aspect of financial management, regardless of wealth. However, it’s common to hear about rich people putting their homes in a trust. While this strategy has gained popularity among the wealthy, it’s not exclusive to them. As a Nevada homeowner, you might wonder why this is a common practice and… Read More »
Should Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce Consider a Prenup?
This year, the news of Taylor Swift dating Travis Kelce has dominated the football season. As the Kansas City Chiefs win the Super Bowl and Valentine’s Day just passes, the buzz around Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s relationship has fans and spectators alike whispering about the possibility of wedding bells in the near future…. Read More »
Understanding the Corporate Transparency Act and Its Impact on Small Businesses
As a small business owner, you must stay informed about legal changes that could affect your operations. The Corporate Transparency Act (CTA), effective from January 1, 2024, is one such change you should be aware of. This new legislation, aimed at combating money laundering and other illegal activities, requires millions of small businesses in… Read More »