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Strategic Asset Protection in Nevada

Posted on March 10, 2023 | by grace

As the tax season approaches, many people are looking for ways to minimize their tax liability and protect their assets. In Nevada, strategic asset protection is a key tool that can help achieve these goals. Asset protection is the practice of safeguarding one’s assets from potential legal claims, creditors, and other risks. Strategic asset protection involves a proactive approach to protecting your estate, using legal structures and strategies to minimize
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Maximize Senior Independence Through Legal Planning - Michaelson Law

4 Ways to Maximize Senior Independence

Posted on February 1, 2023 | by grace

February is Senior Independence Month Thoughtful legal planning is a key aspect of aging gracefully. As you enter your senior years, it is important to create documents that allow you to maximize your independence and keep your legacy intact. For most seniors, having plans in place for the healthcare, financial, and legal decisions is an essential part of maintaining their independence, but the task can often seem daunting. So, in
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3 Legal Resolutions for 2023

Posted on January 11, 2023 | by grace

The new year is here and it’s time to start making those New Year’s resolutions. And while you may be thinking about joining a new gym, signing up for cooking classes, or booking your dream vacation, consider adding some legal resolutions to your list as well. Though they might not seem as interesting or exciting, getting your legal affairs in order will give you priceless peace of mind and set
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Caring Child or Calculating Caretaker?

Posted on November 22, 2022 | by grace

As parents age and their physical and mental capacities diminish, their adult children will often step in to provide care. One child may take over the majority of day-to-day responsibilities, including things like facilitating appointment with doctors and attorneys. As this continues to happen, the parent increasingly depends on that child, and it can make sense to appoint that child as a trusted decision maker and to even give them
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