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Posted in asset protection,identity theft on March 16, 2022
Some wealthy relative has asked for your Social Security number for their Trust. Do you give it to them? The answer is no. Social Security numbers are not necessary in order to be named as a beneficiary in a Trust or a Will. Your Social Security number is confidential. Someone can steal your number in various ways. Stealing wallets, personal… (Keep reading)
When Should Estate Planning Begin?
Posted in asset protection,estate planning on March 15, 2022
Most financial advisors and estate planning attorneys would advise that once a person turns 18, estate planning should be at the top of the to-do list. When an individual reaches the age of 18, it is important to begin taking responsibility for their finances, power of attorney, and healthcare, and this includes planning for their… (Keep reading)
What Is a “Holographic Will” and Is It Valid in Nevada?
Posted in asset protection,probate on March 9, 2022
Put simply, a holographic will is a handwritten (versus typed) will, and, yes, it can be valid and enforceable in Nevada if done correctly. While having a handwritten will might sound simple, as with most things in the law, there are a number of requirements that such a document must possess before it will be… (Keep reading)
Posted in asset protection on February 3, 2022
What happens to your digital footprint when you die? The number of people who die having created a large digital footprint, such as social media, that will remain after they have passed is growing. This may result in confusion or concern for the family. Automated birthday or anniversary reminders, uncertainty of the deceased’s preference that profile be… (Keep reading)
Posted in asset protection,probate on January 30, 2022
Probate litigation is a term that applies to any legal proceedings related to handling interference with an expected inheritance claim, addressing undue influence or incapacity issues, securing property that was taken wrongfully, quieting title to a property, seeking conciliation for a breach of fiduciary duty, disputing a trust, or contesting a will. What this means… (Keep reading)
Tax Season Is Upon Us, 2021 Individual Tax Returns Are Due April 18, 2022
Posted in tax planning,taxes on January 26, 2022
We received three more days to file because of Washington D. C’s Emancipation Day and the weekend. The same is true for C Corporations. The deadline for calendar year S Corporation and partnership is March 15th, 2022. If you file an extension for your return remember that is for the return but your taxes should… (Keep reading)
Social Media Posts About Your Car Accident
Posted in Car Accident on January 19, 2022
Social media sites such as Facebook, Twitter and Instagram are popular forums for sharing details of one’s life with people. Therefore, it’s not surprising that social media has become an outlet for people to let it all hang out. Though what you post, should never be posted or discussed on a public media forum for this… (Keep reading)
What Happens to Your Pets Once You Pass Away?
Posted in trust,trust funds on January 12, 2022
Do you have a plan for what happens to your pets once you pass away? There are options. Though you can’t leave money to a pet when you die you can care for your pet still. One way is to leave your pet to someone in your trust or will. You can choose the person and make sure that… (Keep reading)
