Estate Planning Attorneys in Nevada
Looking for estate planning attorneys in Nevada? This directory features Las Vegas firms handling wills, trusts, probate, and asset protection, including specialists in Nevada Asset Protection Trusts. Review each firm below and reach out to the ones that fit your needs.
Estate & Probate Lawyers in Nevada
1. Ken R. Ashworth Associates
A Las Vegas firm with over three decades of experience in estate and tax planning, drafting wills, minimizing taxes, establishing trusts, and protecting assets across Southern Nevada.
Focus Areas: Estate Planning, Trust Administration, Asset Protection, Tax Planning
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2. Lee Kiefer Park, LLP
A Las Vegas firm preparing wills, revocable and irrevocable trusts, charitable trusts, and Nevada Asset Protection Trusts (NAPTs), plus probate and trust administration and second opinions on Nevada documents.
Focus Areas: Estate Planning, Trust Administration, Asset Protection, Probate Services
Learn more about Lee Kiefer Park, LLP
3. Wood Law Group
A Las Vegas firm specializing in estate planning and asset protection, offering wills, trusts, powers of attorney, healthcare directives, and probate assistance.
Focus Areas: Estate Planning, Trust Administration, Asset Protection, Probate Services
Learn more about Wood Law Group
Choosing an Estate Planning Attorney in Nevada
When comparing Nevada estate planning firms, consider:
- Asset protection - Nevada's trust laws are favorable; look for firms experienced with NAPTs.
- Probate experience - Confirm the firm handles Nevada probate if you may need it.
- Tax planning - Firms like Ken R. Ashworth Associates combine estate and tax strategy.
- Document review - Some firms offer second opinions on existing Nevada estate documents.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why is Nevada known for asset protection trusts?
Nevada has some of the strongest self-settled asset protection trust laws in the country, with a relatively short look-back period and strong creditor protections. Firms like Lee Kiefer Park specialize in Nevada Asset Protection Trusts (NAPTs).
Is there an estate tax in Nevada?
Nevada has no state estate or inheritance tax. Large estates may still owe federal estate tax.
Does Nevada require probate?
Nevada requires probate for estates above certain thresholds, though smaller estates may use simplified procedures. A living trust can help avoid probate. All three firms above handle Nevada probate or probate-avoidance planning.
How do I choose a Las Vegas estate planning attorney?
Match the firm's strengths to your goals, whether that is asset protection, tax planning, or basic wills and trusts. Contact firms directly to discuss your situation and fees.
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