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What happens if a deed that you had filed has a name misspelled, or the wrong accessors parcel number (APN)? As mistakes can and have happened, Clark County Nevada does have a way to rectify the situation, a re-recording of the document. Since the document needs corrections and has been recorded, there are specific ways… (Keep reading)
What Is the Business Combination Statute in Nevada?
Business owners are looking for more than a way to provide for themselves and their families; they are looking for sustainability for the growth of their companies. One such decision is whether to combine their business with that of another in order to maximize the potential growth of the company, more commonly known as a… (Keep reading)
What Does It Mean If a Company Is in Litigation?
Companies enter litigation when they are in dispute with another party. These disputes may come from an external source, or the company may bring litigation against another entity. Regardless of the nature of the case, any company anticipating going through litigation needs to have an experienced Nevada business litigation attorney on retainer to assist them… (Keep reading)
Why Is Business Litigation Important?
Business owners should always know the importance of having an attorney to help them through a legal issue they may be facing. Whether you are a small, family-owned business or a corporation with many branches, having legal representation can protect your company and its future. A Nevada business litigation lawyer can advocate for you and… (Keep reading)
Understanding a Conflict of Interest with the Successor Trustee in Nevada
In a trust, the successor trustee, or the person who will take over the estate of a loved one when they pass, is also considered a beneficiary or someone who will inherit assets due to the trust. When the successor trustee is given certain responsibilities to the trust, yet they have their own self-interests they’d… (Keep reading)
What Happens When the Beneficiary Predeceases in Nevada?
It’s common for many residents throughout Nevada to consider how their estate and assets will be distributed after they pass on. However, there are some cases where a beneficiary, or the person who is entitled to receive part of the estate, passes away before the death of the individual, also called the testator. There is… (Keep reading)
The estate of a Medicaid recipient is generally obligated to repay Medicaid for the benefits the decedent received during their lifetime. This is sometimes referred to as Medicaid Clawback. Put more simply, Medicaid wants to be reimbursed for the benefits it paid to beneficiaries. There are exceptions, however. When a person makes an application for… (Keep reading)
Can I Leave Money to Charity in My Estate Plan?
In many cases with estate planning, individuals choose to leave their assets to a charitable nonprofit, foundation, organization, institute, or other cause. This is a perfectly legal way to give back once you are gone. If set up properly, the ownership of a charitable trust will transfer smoothly following your passing and without having to… (Keep reading)
