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Nevada Legal Forms - Divorce

Divorce
Child Support
Child Custody and Visitation
Adoption
If two people want to adopt a child, they must be married or registered domestic partners. In all stepparent adoptions, the consent of the other birth parent is required. If the other birth parent’s parental rights have been terminated, a consent is not required.
Paternity
Guardianship
• The person has filed for bankruptcy within the last 7 years. The court may appoint a person who has filed for bankruptcy if the guardianship is over the person only (meaning no money will be handled), or if there are no other suitable candidates to serve as guardian. The court may order additional safeguards to protect the person’s money.
Legal Separation
Annulment

Business and Corporate Law

Business Formation
We take all the worries away from you regarding forming your Nevada entity by providing professional incorporation services.

Trusts and Estates

Estate Planning
Wills
When making a Will you need to consider who will be named as your personal representative or executor to administer your estate, who you will name as guardian and trustee of minor children if your spouse does not survive you and who will receive your property. The person appointed as executor or administrator is often your spouse (if married), but you should also name an alternate, in case your spouse predeceases you. The person you name should be a person you can trust and who will get along with the beneficiaries named in the Will.
Trusts
A living trust ensures that your loved ones receive their inheritance when they need it the most and as you planned, as well as eliminating the delay of probate. This simple, inexpensive legal alternative helps curtail estate probate costs and expensive attorney’s fees.
Power of Attorney
In 1988, Anne Angell was caring for her elderly mother Patsy “Pat” who wanted to give Anne a power of attorney so that Anne could assist her mother with some of her day to day tasks. Finding no do-it-yourself legal forms at the time, Anne took Pat to an attorney to draft a simple power of attorney. The attorney, who had his paralegal draft the document, charged Pat, who had limited financial resources as most elderly people do $125.00 for a three page document. Anne thought there had to be a better way.
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