500 N Rainbow Blvd Suite 300, Las Vegas, NV 89107, United States
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| Item | Detail | Source | Confidence |
|---|---|---|---|
| Office address | 500 N Rainbow Blvd Suite 300, Las Vegas, NV 89107, United States | Google Maps | HIGH |
| Phone | +1 702-329-4640 | Google Maps | HIGH |
| Website | karlharrisonlaw.com/ | Google Maps | HIGH |
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Harrison Law, LLC appears in Las Vegas, NV with material that helps distinguish it from a generic intake page. Pages on the firm's own website talk about living trusts, estate-plan reviews, probate administration, and powers of attorney. A first call should cover scope (will only, full plan, or probate), fee structure…
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Plain-English summary of what each document does and why most plans include it. Not a substitute for counsel — but useful before the consultation.
Names who inherits, who serves as executor, and who guards minor children. Goes through probate court even when uncontested — that filing window is what most planning aims to shorten.
Ask: flat fee or hourly drafting?Holds title to assets while you are alive and routes them to beneficiaries on death without probate. Funded only when accounts and deeds are actually retitled to the trust — which is the step most plans skip.
Ask: who handles the funding step?Names someone to act on financial matters if you become incapacitated. Without one, family typically needs a court-appointed conservator — a slow and public process. State forms vary widely.
Ask: springing or immediate?Two pieces: a living will stating your end-of-life preferences and a healthcare proxy naming a decision-maker if you cannot speak for yourself. Hospital intake forms expect one.
Ask: HIPAA release included?Inheritance rules, elective shares, and state estate-tax thresholds vary widely. The bucket below is where NV sits — followed by the other regional groupings for comparison.
Marriage divides assets at acquisition. Half of marital property typically belongs to each spouse from the moment it is earned, which changes how trusts and beneficiary designations are drafted, and how a surviving spouse takes title.
A surviving spouse can usually claim a one-third or one-half elective share even if the will excludes them. Estate plans here lean on trusts and beneficiary designations to manage that floor.
Beyond the federal exemption, these states impose their own estate or inheritance tax, often at a much lower threshold (sometimes around $1–2M). Planning may need to address tax in two layers.
Some states offer summary or simplified probate for smaller estates, independent administration, or muniment-of-title routes. Whether a trust is worth it can hinge on which simplified path is available.
Not every document needs a $4,000 retainer, and not every document survives a state-bar template. The matrix below is a rough yardstick — not legal advice.
Often yes. A will names guardians, an executor, and a backup distribution plan; a trust holds funded assets and bypasses probate. Many estate plans use a "pour-over will" so anything outside the trust still gets routed in.
A simple will package can run a few hundred to a few thousand dollars; full plans with funded trusts and tax planning routinely sit in the low five figures. Probate, billed separately, is usually a percentage of the estate or hourly. Always ask for the engagement letter in writing before any retainer.
State intestacy law decides who inherits — typically a surviving spouse and children in fixed shares. The court appoints an administrator. Without a will there is also no nominated guardian for minor children, which can be the most consequential gap.
Most firms quote them as a single estate-plan package, not à la carte. Some include healthcare directives and POAs; others charge for those separately. Confirm before signing the engagement letter so you know what is in scope.
Yes. POA authority ends at death — at that point the executor (under a will) or successor trustee (under a trust) takes over. POAs only operate while you are alive, typically only after incapacity is documented.
A rough schedule is every three to five years, plus any time there is a major life event: marriage, divorce, birth or adoption, a move to a new state, or a significant change in assets. Tax-law changes can also trigger a review.
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