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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 […]

Nevada Asset Protection Planning Mistakes from Brad Anderson One aspect of asset protection planning that is difficult for most people is making a proper determination of who is likely to […]

Family heirlooms come in all shapes and sizes – from jewelry to art, fine china to family photos.  Determining how to fairly divide these family heirlooms among your loved ones, […]

Pass through businesses are the most common form of business entity utilized by closely-held and family-owned businesses.   The number of pass-through entities has continuously increased over the last 30 years, […]