We do a lot of Wills. If you are still concerned about meeting in person, we can complete the provisions of the Will by phone or by zoom,...

Front page news today (October 26, 2019) is that the Feds have decided to give Microsoft 10 billion dollars to help with cloud storage of...

Most of us will die someday. Someone said that this is true for all of us. Though it is possible that one of us will prove an exception,...

People who form living trusts for the sole purpose of avoiding probate are often sadly surprised. Here is just one example: The Settlor...

It often takes a failed marriage or two before someone is convinced of the value of a pre-nup. A pre-nup before the second or third...

Perpetuity Per‘pe*tuȷi*ty, n. [L. perpetuitas: cf. F. perp[‘e]tuit[‘e].] 1. The quality or state of being perpetual; as, the perpetuity...

On the theory that most who occasionally glance at this blog are human, we here at White Law Chartered occasionally get a little...

It appears, then, that the Eatanswill people, like the people of many other small towns, considered themselves of the utmost and most...

At this weekend’s Nevada State Bar convention in Vail, Colorado, one of the speakers hit upon a topic dear to the heart of clients and...

For reasons that escape me, the Nevada State Bar holds its annual convention outside of Nevada. This year Vail, last year Chicago, year...

The media is full of ads trying to get homeowners to borrow on their home, at low interest, and to use the $ to pay off high-interest...

For much, if not most of our history, we allowed ourselves to be governed by the common law (judge made law). We still do to a lesser...