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Although Nebraska does not currently have an estate tax, it does still impose an inheritance tax. The Nebraska inheritance tax applies to an individual who (1) dies a resident of [...]

In Chambers v. Bringenberg, a recent matter of first impression, the Nebraska Supreme Court reversed the decision of the district court and held that a transfer on death (“TOD”) deed [...]

You have likely already made a diligent effort to choose a knowledgeable financial advisor and create a sound financial plan, whether that means starting a college savings fund for your [...]

Traditionally, most people think of a will as the vehicle that transfers all of a person’s property upon their death; however, wills do not always pass ownership of everything. Trusts, [...]

The SECURE Act, which stands for “Setting Every Community Up for Retirement Enhancement,” enacted numerous provisions that may impact your estate plan beginning January 1, 2020. Perhaps the most noteworthy [...]

The 2017 Nebraska Revised Uniform Fiduciary Access to Digital Assets Act now allows an individual to provide for their electronic assets in an estate plan.         Nebraska, along [...]

    On September 3, 2017, Nebraska LB 517 went into effect. The passing of this bill has resulted in the enactment of Nebraska Revised Statute §30-2333, titled “Revocation by [...]