Nevada Beneficiary Representation
Unfortunately, the rights of a beneficiary in an estate or trust administration can be violated in a number of ways. This includes the decedent during his or her lifetime making transfers, gifts, a new Will or a new Trust or amendments thereto while incompetent or under the undue influence, duress or coercion of another.
Also, an executor or trustee can violate the rights of a beneficiary by self-dealing, commingling estate or trust assets and personal assets, failing to account for estate or trust assets, failing to properly preserve the assets and make them productive, failing to remain impartial in the treatment of the beneficiaries, and failing to allocate or distribute the assets in accordance with the terms of the Will or Trust.
At the Las Vegas Law Firm of Jeffrey Burr, our attorneys have years of experience in protecting the rights of beneficiaries, including litigation and courtroom experience.
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With two convenient locations in the Las Vegas area, our offices are open Monday through Friday, from 8:00am to 5:00pm. We also offer evening, weekend and off-site visits by appointment. Spanish is spoken in the office and credit cards are accepted. Contact us today for a free 30-minute trust or will consultation regarding your estate planning concerns.
