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Guide to Intestate Succession in Nevada
Intestate succession in Nevada occurs when someone dies without a valid will, and their estate is distributed according to the state's intestacy laws. In these situations, Nevada law determines how the deceased's property—including real estate, bank accounts, personal...
Assets You Should Not Include in a Living Trust
Creating a living trust is an essential part of comprehensive estate planning. At The Giuliani Law Firm, we help clients protect their assets, manage fund transfers, and secure their loved ones' financial futures. Our guidance ensures that the money and property a...
Practical Estate Planning Tips for Business Owners in Nevada
Estate planning for business owners in Nevada ensures that both business and personal legacies are preserved, protected, and successfully transferred to the next generation or rightful successors. Working with an experienced advisor and trusted fiduciary helps...
Nevada Probate Hearings Cover Wills, Claims, and Asset Distribution
A probate hearing in Nevada is a key step in the legal proceedings for the administration of a decedent's estate. For any person involved—whether heirs, beneficiaries, or a personal representative—understanding the jurisdiction of the probate court and the types of...
A Revocable Living Trust Is the Top Estate Planning Tip for Nevada Residents in 2025
Estate planning in Nevada is more than just preparing documents—it is about management of your assets with power and strategy, caring for your loved ones, and ensuring your legacy and succession are honored. For residents, the right plan provides information that...
Probate vs. Non-Probate Assets in Nevada Are Different in How They Transfer
Probate law in Nevada is a complex area that directly impacts families after the death of a loved one. One of the most essential distinctions in estate planning is the difference between probate and non-probate assets. This difference determines whether the property...
