Trusts and Wills
Protect What Matters Most
Ensure Your Loved Ones Are Cared For – Even When You’re No Longer Here
Life is unpredictable—but your legacy doesn’t have to be. Whether you want to make sure your children are protected, your assets go exactly where you want, or your family avoids court battles, creating a legally sound Will or Living Trust is the first step.
At Nevada Probates, we make estate planning simple, affordable, and stress-free.
What’s the Difference Between a Will and a Trust?
Last Will and Testament (Will)
A Will is a legal document that:
States who inherits your property after death
Names a guardian for minor children
Goes through probate (court process)
Becomes effective only after death
Living Trust (Revocable Trust)
A Trust is a legal entity that:
Holds your assets while you’re alive
Lets you avoid probate entirely
Can protect assets if you become incapacitated
Gives privacy (it’s not made public like a Will)
Not sure which you need? Many families use both—a Will for guardianship and final wishes, and a Trust to avoid probate.
Who Needs a Will or Trust?
You should consider one if:
You have children or dependents
You own property, savings, or a business
You want to avoid disputes and delays in court
You care about who inherits what
You’re over 18 and want peace of mind
Our Wills & Trusts Services
We offer customized, attorney-reviewed estate planning at a fraction of traditional law firm costs.
Services include:
Simple Will creation
Living Trust packages
Trust funding guidance
Power of Attorney documents
Advance Healthcare Directives
Estate planning for couples
Special needs planning
Will and Trust review/update