- 702-318-5060
- intake@joneslobello.com
- Las Vegas, Nevada 89147
Without a proper estate plan, your family’s matters are sorted out publicly through the probate process.
Estate planning provides a road map to accomplish unfinished business.
So many people delay creating an estate plan because they don’t think they own enough, are not old enough, or they just don’t want to think about it. It does not matter how large or small your estate is, in either case, there is plenty of unfinished business for your loved ones to take care of upon your incapacity or untimely death. Take action now to plan your estate.
This text briefly introduces your values to your visitors and tells them what sets you apart from the competition.
With over a decade of experience in estate planning, our team helps secure your legacy. From wills to retirement planning, we protect your family's future and ensure your wishes are honored.
With deep expertise, our team excels in understanding industry trends and complex problem-solving. Trust us for insightful guidance and innovative solutions to navigate the evolving landscape.
We take a personalized approach to estate planning by understanding your goals and family needs. Every plan is tailored to provide clarity, protection, and peace of mind.
Our team will reach out to you to go over some basic questions about your finances, your family and your Estate Planning goals.
During your consultation, your attorney will go over the entire process with you and explain each step in the simplest of terms. We aim to ensure you understand your options so we can put together the best plan for your situation.
After your consultation, our team drafts the documents required by the plan you crafted with your attorney. You meet with our team again, either virtual or in-person, to review the documents, make any additional changes and sign.
Estate planning helps protect your family, assets, and wishes in the event of incapacity or death. It provides clarity, reduces stress for loved ones, and helps avoid unnecessary legal complications.
Without an estate plan, state law determines how your assets are distributed and who manages your affairs. This can lead to delays, added costs, and outcomes that may not reflect your wishes.
Yes, certain estate planning tools, such as trusts, can help minimize or avoid probate. This may save time, reduce expenses, and keep matters more private for your family.
A power of attorney allows someone you trust to make financial or legal decisions on your behalf if you become unable to do so. It helps ensure your affairs can continue to be managed smoothly.
The right plan depends on your goals, family situation, and assets. Many people benefit from having both a will and a trust as part of a comprehensive estate plan.
You should review your estate plan after major life events such as marriage, divorce, the birth of a child, or significant financial changes. Regular updates help ensure your plan stays current and effective.
An estate plan may include a will, trust, power of attorney, healthcare directive, and guardianship designations. The exact documents depend on your specific needs and goals.
It’s never too early to create an estate plan. Estate planning is important for adults of all ages, especially those with family, property, or financial responsibilities.
Fill out the form below and our office will reach out to schedule your consultation.
