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While most of us would probably be excited to receive news of an inheritance, that is not the case for everyone.  The reality is there may be certain situations where receiving […]

Trusts are popular estate planning tools for many reasons, including the fact that they help avoid probate and they provide some asset protection.  Depending on the size and nature of […]

Weddings are very memorable events - full of anticipation and lots of planning.  Once you decide to get married, there is one type of planning that many people overlook – […]

Nevada has allowed the use of self-settled spendthrift trusts since 1999.  These trusts can provide great protection for trust property against the creditor's of beneficiaries.  Basically, you are allowed to be […]

When it comes to estate planning most clients readily think about their cash, investments, houses, and cars.  But what some clients tend to overlook are the valuable family heirlooms.  Those […]

One issue that often concerns investors is whether it would be best to make short-term investments at higher interest rates. The drawback of this investment strategy is that, once the […]

A living trust is an important component of every estate plan.  But, before you make a decision to include one in your personal estate plan, you should dispel some of […]

While there are several types of business entities to choose from when establishing a business, different business structures have different benefits and risks.  The sources of tax and legal liability […]

When you first establish your 401k plan, you will be required to designate a beneficiary to receive the balance of the account in the event you pass away.  For most people, especially […]

One of the reasons a living trust is popular is because it can help you to avoid probate while providing a reasonable degree of asset protection. Clients regularly have concerns […]

Nevada Capital Gains Tax from Brad Anderson The drawback of this investment strategy is that once the capital gains tax is imposed, you are more likely to earn less profit […]

Most people don’t realize that having a huge net worth is not a requirement for financial planning.  Even families with the smallest of budgets can benefit from a proper financial […]

A trust is meant to work as a part of your estate plan as a means to avoid probate, minimize estate tax liability, and protect the inheritance for your beneficiaries. […]

You may think it is relatively easy to name the people you want to be beneficiaries of your estate upon your death.  Naming your children as beneficiaries is a no-brainer, right?  But […]

During this Holiday season, the majority of us get wrapped up (pun intended) in giving.  'Tis the season, right?  But did you know that certain gifts may be subject to a […]

There are nearly 3 million special needs children in the United States.  How many of those children's families have a special needs plan in place?  A basic estate plan will […]

Creating an estate plan to protect your minor children is one of the most important things you will ever do.  When you and your spouse have separated or divorced, creating […]

One aspect of asset protection planning that is difficult for most people is making a proper determination of who is likely to be a potential creditor. Those who are able […]