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Nevada Will Forms | Last Will and Testament | Living Will

Nevada will forms are documents that are created to assist an individual in organizing both the distribution of their estate once the individual (Testator) passes away. Although this is a standard will, it will allow the testator to assign someone they trust to serve as an executor to honor the will according to how it’s written by the testator

A “living will” provides the ability to outline the the decisions that the individual (Principal) would wish to implement when they are no longer able to care for or make their decisions on their own.  If the Principal would like, they may also take the opportunity to appoint a health care agent to make decisions on their behalf in the event the Principal becomes unable to communicate their own medical choices. These documents, once completed, but be witnessed and/or notarized. The documents may be revoked or changed by the individual only, as long as they are of sound mind to do so.

Nevada Last Will and Testament Form

Nevada Last Will and Testament Form

The Nevada last will and testament is a legal document that may be utilized to guide any person (Testator) to personally  create a document that will reflect their wishes pertaining to how they would like to have their estate distributed by the Testator’s executor after the death of the testator, among their beneficiaries. An executor may be […]

Nevada Living Will Form

Nevada Living Will Form

The Nevada living will is a legal document that is prepared by a person (Principal) who would like to prepare a document in advance for the purpose of informing medical providers, family and any other interested parties of the decisions the Principal has made to possibly withdraw treatment in the event they are no longer mentally capable […]

Last Will and Testament VS Living Will

Last Will and Testament – A standard will, the Testator may use to provide a written record of the Testator’s instructions with regard to how the Testator would instruct their executor to distribute their personal property, financial accounts and real property, to their beneficiaries at the Testator’s time of death. If the Testator would like to appoint an executor to delegate powers, this too, may be done within this document. This document may be changed or it may be revoked at any time.

Living Will – May be referred to as an“Advance Directive.” This document is designed so that an individual (Principal), will have the opportunity to clearly outline their preferred medical treatment options, that would be implemented when the Principal reached a point that they are no longer able to make their own decisions  This document will also allow the Principal to select a health care agent to ensure that all advance instructions that the Principal sets forth in the document, are honored. This document must be prepared while the Principal is of sound mind. The form may also be revoked at any time as long as the Principal is of sound mind to do so.