How the Surviving Spouse or Minor Children May be Able to Cut-off Creditors’ Claims Including The IRS
Learn more about the two Nevada statutes that may help a surviving spouse or minor children cut-off creditors' claims.
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Learn more about the two Nevada statutes that may help a surviving spouse or minor children cut-off creditors' claims.
Many clients mistakenly think that if they die without a will, their money will go the State of Nevada. This is simply not true.
NRS Chapter 166, allows the creation of Spendthrift Trusts. The idea of a spendthrift trust is that money is set aside for a beneficiary that cannot be attacked by creditors.