Creating a trust is a big job and shouldn't be done without the help of a legal professional. Once the trust is carefully crafted to account for all of your assets and provide for your loved ones, you need legal representation to assist in administering the trust. Our Las Vegas attorneys have been protecting and providing services for Las Vegas families for decades. We can help you from the initial drafting of the trust all the way through to trust administration.

In many cases, we have been a guide and partner for families that are mourning the loss of a loved one. We can represent beneficiaries who believe that there has been a problem with a will as well or help you settle an estate. While you cope with the tragic loss, we can take on the legal responsibilities that are outlined in the decedent's trust.

Responsibilities may include:

• Asset allocation
• Post-death tax planning
• Trust administration planning
• Asset distribution

Helping Trustees Carry Out Their Duties

If you are the trustee of a trust, then you have an immense responsibility. Trustees are held to a very high standard and are required to preserve all trust assets and make them productive. Also, trustees are required to be honest and trustworthy. A trustee who violates a duty, even if he or she does so unintentionally, may be held personally responsible for any financial losses.

When the creator of a trust passes away, the trustee is required to:

• Collect and manage the trust assets
• Resolve any debts and claims
• File all necessary individual and fiduciary tax reports
• Pay any taxes due

Proven Representation for Trust Administration Cases

Our team can provide trustees with honest and helpful representation. If you are a trustee and are nervous about the job you have been assigned to perform, then don't hesitate to contact our Las Vegas lawyer immediately. 

We are a Better Business Bureau A+ Rated firm and we are committed to the highest ethical standards of representation.

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