Nevada Law
In 1999, Nevada enacted into law the Spendthrift Trust Act of Nevada (NRS 166). Under the Spendthrift Trust Act, an individual can create a valid trust whereby he or she is the trustee (i.e. in control of the assets), he or she is the beneficiary (i.e. can use the assets), and the assets are protected from creditors by law. Only a handful of states permit someone to set up a spendthrift trust for their own benefit. Fortunately, Nevada is one of those states.
Unlike options offered by other law firms, the Hagendorf Law Firm
can set up a self-settled spendthrift trust for you, even if you are NOT
a resident of the State of Nevada.
The Hagendorf’s Law Firm’s Nevada Spendthrift Trust
will protect ANY asset located ANYwhere.
This complex area of estate planning is full of potential miscalculation, so it's crucial to
obtain qualified advice and not solely rely on
common knowledge about what's possible and what isn't.
