Estate Planning |
| DUMBRIGUE LAW FIRM |
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Dumbrigue Law Firm, Ltd., provides assistance in all aspects of Estate Planning to clients
located in Nevada. Our firm can assist you in the creation of wills, trusts, guardianships, and
healthcare and financial directives, such as living wills and medical and financial powers of
attorney and appointment. Our goal at Dumbrigue Law Firm, Ltd., is to assist our clients in
creating the right Estate Planning choices for their unique and individual situation, thereby
ensuring that their personal and financial affairs are properly structured and managed, and to
secure our clients' future and the future of their loved ones.
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Frequently Asked Questions
1. What is a will?
A will is a legal document that is drafted and executed in accordance with state law.
2. What does a will do?
A will names your beneficiaries, a guardian for your minor children, and an executor to supervise
the distribution of your property. A will states your wishes as to how your property should be
distributed and to whom.
3. Who needs a will?
Anyone who cares about what happens to their family and how their property will be distributed
after passing away needs a will.
4. What happens if I don't have a will?
If you don't have a will, the law of your state determines who your beneficiaries are. In such cases
where there is no will, a person dies intestate and his/her living relatives will usually inherit his/her
property. Furthermore, a court will decide and appoint a guardian for your minor children.
A will is significant to everyone, but more so for individuals in same-sex relationships who do not
reside in a state where same-sex marriages, civil unions, or domestic partnerships are legally
recognized. Whereas in a heterosexual marriage, the surviving spouse inherits property and
assumes custody of minor children, the surviving partner in a same-sex relationship does not
stand to inherit property nor the minor children of the deceased partner unless it is clearly
outlined in a will.
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We at Dumbrigue Law Firm, Ltd., understand your concern in securing your future and that of
your family, as well as ensuring the appropriate structure and management of your personal and
financial affairs. We are here to assist you in making the right Estate Planning choices and in
creating a plan specifically tailored to your unique situation.
For more information, please contact our office today for a free 30-minute consultation.
located in Nevada. Our firm can assist you in the creation of wills, trusts, guardianships, and
healthcare and financial directives, such as living wills and medical and financial powers of
attorney and appointment. Our goal at Dumbrigue Law Firm, Ltd., is to assist our clients in
creating the right Estate Planning choices for their unique and individual situation, thereby
ensuring that their personal and financial affairs are properly structured and managed, and to
secure our clients' future and the future of their loved ones.
****************************************************************************************************************************
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What is a will?
A will is a legal document that is drafted and executed in accordance with state law.
2. What does a will do?
A will names your beneficiaries, a guardian for your minor children, and an executor to supervise
the distribution of your property. A will states your wishes as to how your property should be
distributed and to whom.
3. Who needs a will?
Anyone who cares about what happens to their family and how their property will be distributed
after passing away needs a will.
4. What happens if I don't have a will?
If you don't have a will, the law of your state determines who your beneficiaries are. In such cases
where there is no will, a person dies intestate and his/her living relatives will usually inherit his/her
property. Furthermore, a court will decide and appoint a guardian for your minor children.
A will is significant to everyone, but more so for individuals in same-sex relationships who do not
reside in a state where same-sex marriages, civil unions, or domestic partnerships are legally
recognized. Whereas in a heterosexual marriage, the surviving spouse inherits property and
assumes custody of minor children, the surviving partner in a same-sex relationship does not
stand to inherit property nor the minor children of the deceased partner unless it is clearly
outlined in a will.
****************************************************************************************************************************
We at Dumbrigue Law Firm, Ltd., understand your concern in securing your future and that of
your family, as well as ensuring the appropriate structure and management of your personal and
financial affairs. We are here to assist you in making the right Estate Planning choices and in
creating a plan specifically tailored to your unique situation.
For more information, please contact our office today for a free 30-minute consultation.
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