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Kimberly Surratt served for eight years on the executive council and has been the vice chair and then chair of the State Bar of Nevada Family Law Section. In addition, she is the President-Elect of the Nevada Justice Association and the chair of the domestic lobbying committee. She has lobbied with the Nevada Justice Association since 2004.
Arizona may seem like a mystery when it comes to surrogacy, but the truth is that there are many successful journeys with surrogates in the State of Arizona. We took detailed look at surrogacy and assisted reproduction laws in the State of Arizona with Arizona Attorney Heather Strickland, moderated by Nevada and California Attorney Kim Surratt.
A pour-over will is a special will that provides that some or all of a person’s assets be transferred to their trust rather than specific beneficiaries or heirs through the probate process. Any assets unaccounted for “pour over” into the person’s trust, helping the estate avoid costly probate. Here is a closer look at what this legal document entails.
In most cases, assets that are subject to the probate process in Nevada are those that are owned solely by the deceased person. Many assets do not need probate, which can be a lengthy court process. Here is more on probate and non-probate assets in Nevada.