The One Big Beautiful Bill (OBBB) Act, signed into law on July 4, 2025, brings sweeping changes to the U.S. tax code. While the headlines have heavily focused on tip income and overtime pay, the law has far-reaching implications in estate, tax, and business planning. Here's what you need to know: ...

If something unexpected happened tomorrow, would your assets be safe? Last year, we covered why asset protection is crucial to protecting your wealth from external risks so you can continue to grow it and pass it on to future generations. We pointed out that Nevada is the premier state for estab...

In a society where litigation is common and economic downturns are unpredictable, safeguarding your assets isn't just advisable—it's essential. Asset protection planning serves as a financial shield, ensuring your wealth remains secure from potential lawsuits, divorces, creditors, and long-term care issues. However, the effectiveness of this protection hinges on proactive planning. Establishing a trust, particularly in Nevada, can provide unparalleled security for your assets, offering peace of mind and long-term stability for you and your loved ones.

It seems so natural when buying real estate that you’d put the property under your own name – after all, you are the owner. But what a lot of us don’t think about are the ramifications of having our personal information out there and the liability individual ownership creates for all our other assets. There are many reasons why putting your real estate into an LLC is a great idea to protect you and your finances. Car accidents, business deals gone wrong, and injuries on your property are just a few of the instances where insurance might not be enough protection.