Author: Jaclyn Ford-Grella

When someone passes away without a will, the distribution of their assets, including everyday items like a car, is determined by state law, not personal wishes. This situation, known as…

Tax planning often starts with income and ends with estate transfers, but asset ownership also plays a role. A common topic in this space is Nevada asset protection trusts and how they…

Effective retirement planning means staying informed about annual changes that can impact your savings. For the 2026 tax year, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has announced updated figures for Roth…

Projecting the growth of your Roth IRA is a powerful step in retirement planning. It transforms abstract goals into tangible numbers, helping you understand the potential of consistent, tax-free savings.…

Many people assume that a will automatically takes control after death. That belief often leads to confusion, especially when a trust is involved. A common question is does a will…

Ask a teenager about their future, and you’ll likely hear dreams about college, travel, or buying their first car, not saving for retirement. Yet, starting early with the right financial…

Success brings both opportunity and exposure. Physicians, entrepreneurs, and executives often operate in environments where professional risks can threaten personal wealth. When a lawsuit or financial claim arises, even the…

As 2025 draws to a close, many of the IRS tax adjustments that once seemed distant are now part of the financial environment. Families who rely on irrevocable trusts to…

Building a solid retirement plan requires foresight, strategy, and the right partnerships to protect what you’ve earned. Setting up a Roth IRA in Nevada offers an opportunity to grow assets…

Divorce often feels like watching your financial foundation shift beneath your feet. Years of building a life together can suddenly turn into a legal battle over homes, investments, and savings.…