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What happens if your relationships change and you have a falling out with your successor trustee or your health care agent or your financial power of attorney agent or your beneficiary. You may not want their help anymore. You may not want them to get your assets anymore after your death. But you still have them listed in your plan.

An outdated plan is sometimes worse than no plan at all because it gives you a false sense of security that you, your family and your money are protected...when they are not.

Remember the trust is like a bucket and you have to put most of your assets inside. Well, basic living trusts will still go to probate for 2 reasons.

Our team ensures that the proper documents are created and submitted to the state to protect you from the Unholy Circle of Adult Guardianship Court.

Probate, put simply, is the legal method by which your assets are distributed upon your death. If your estate meets certain qualifications, it triggers probate - that is, it sets in motion the probate process. The court will begin the proceedings to distribute your estate, which is called probate court. If you don't have a will, then a similar process, which is called "Administration" in Nevada, is used to settle your affairs.

A will is a legal document that lays out, among other things, what you’d like to happen to your assets upon your death. Because it requires facing your own mortality, thinking about your estate plan and creating a will can be uncomfortable. But because death is inevitable, and can happen at any time, it’s more important than ever to make sure that your affairs are in order. Here are our top 10 reasons why you should have a will.

Understanding estate planning is crucial for ensuring your assets are managed and distributed according to your wishes, which is where a living trust comes into play. This legal arrangement can save you time, money, and stress down the line.

A living trust in Nevada offers residents a valuable estate planning tool. A living trust in Nevada allows you to place your assets into a trust while you are alive, which is...