By Greg Wilkin, Esq. In today’s digitized age, the Internet has proved to be a boon for many, offering convenience, information, and connectivity. However, the rise of online platforms has brought with it a sinister side: online scams, particularly those targeting vulnerable groups like seniors. Seniors are often perceived as less tech-savvy, making them attractive
By Lidia G. Rincon, Esq. The Senior Law Project originates out of Nevada Legal Services Reno office with the primary focus in serving the senior population beyond Washoe County. The Senior Law Project is committed to providing legal services to Nevadans 60 years of age and older regardless of their county of residence. By partnering
The State Bar of Nevada’s 2024 Section Pro Bono Challenge runs from February 1 to May 31. Earning points is as easy as 1, 2, 3! Donate in lieu of Pro Bono and earn 1 point for every $500 in section donations.Volunteer online and earn 2 points for every Ask-A-Lawyer.Sign up for our Case Placement List and earn 3 points for every case taken. For more
By Brian Oltman A common issue I see when meeting with seniors is that they are not aware that they may have to record an Affidavit of Death of Joint Tenant with their county recorder after the death of their spouse. Most married couples own their home as “joint tenants with right of survivorship.”
By Lidia G. Rincon, Esq. The most popular subject at the senior centers I visit is estate planning. Estate planning is that – a plan for the handling of your estate. But what is a person’s estate and why does it need to be handled? While I agree the word “estate” sounds intimidating, a person’s
Founded 1988, Worlds AIDS Day became the first ever global health day to celebrate and commemorate the lives, legacy, and future direction of persons living with or impacted by HIV/AIDS. Celebrated annually on December 1st, World AIDS Day brings together individuals from differing walks and experiences with the purpose of prioritizing HIV/AIDS and health equity.
