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Your Nevada Estate Plan Deserves To Be Drafted by a Nevada Attorney

On the subject of estate planning in Nevada, many people wonder if it’s necessary to have a local, Nevada-based attorney prepare their documents. This is a good question since state laws differ on how the documents are prepared, where they need to filed, and how they will be processed come probate. With information security as […]

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Nevada Legislature Opens the Door for Declaratory Relief in Estate Planning

Recent changes in Nevada laws have introduced new options for residents, particularly regarding wills and probate processes. These changes can have significant implications for how estates are planned and managed. Estate planning is already a critical component of managing your assets and ensuring that your wishes are honored after your passing. The estate planning attorneys

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What is an Estate?

Most people might think estate planning is only for the wealthy, picturing grand mansions and vast lands. However, the reality is much simpler and affects everyone. Have you ever thought about what happens to your belongings after you pass away or become incapacitated? Then you have considered your estate. What is an Estate? Estates, as

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A Comprehensive Discussion of Power of Attorney Agent Documents

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uXICPIrAa2M       Transcript: Hi, my name is Jordan Flake. I’m an Attorney with Clear Counsel Law Group and our firm practices in estate planning. One of the things that I confront a lot in my consultations is questions about Power of Attorney Agent documents. Our office does a free consultation, we don’t charge

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Dealing with Digital Assets

Estate planning is evolving to keep pace with technological advancements. Traditional physical assets are now often accompanied by digital counterparts, presenting new challenges and ambiguities in estate planning. New laws, new terms, and new approaches need to be taken to ensure that assets, in whatever form, can be handled. The Trouble with Digital Assets Consider

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