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Although voters in Nevada approved legalization of medical marijuana in 2000, Nevada's medical marijuana laws didn't actually go into effect until 2014. Since then, it's now legal in Nevada to sell, grow, test and tax medical marijuana.In November 2016, Nevada residents also voted to decriminalize recreational marijuana. The new laws are effective as of January 1, 2017 and would allow adults (21 years or older) to purchase, cultivate, possess, or consume up to one ounce of marijuana and to grow up to six marijuana plants at a time.

If there's a legal Will, properly executed and filed for probate, then the deceased cannot be declared intestate.There ARE times when it makes more sense not to probate a Will. For instanxe, when my ex-husband died, he left almost no estate. Although he had a Will, his only asset was a car worth about $2000. Nevada has special provisions for estates under $20000, so we were able to dispose of the car without probating his Will.But any potential heir can demand that the Will be probated, if they are named in it.

I didn’t vote for Trump but I am right-leaning as many can attest so I will speak up.When it comes to Trump's speech nothing surprised me at all. I expected quite a bit more in fact.By midnight last night, Trump was looking great. Big leads in every remaining state and it seemed like Trump would win. Betting odds heavily favored him.I was not convinced. I knew that Michigan and Wisconsin had yet to count their Biden-heavy mail-in ballots and I knew that Trump would lose either 1 or both of those states. Plus Georgia was close, North Carolina was close, and Pennsylvania was days away.Anyone who was digging deep at this point knew we would be dealing with 6 or 7 neck and neck key-state races come morning. Trump obviously knew this.Now in 2000 Al Gore famously conceded the race before retracting his concession and this was a significant mistake. Neither side wanted to do that this year.With 2020 things would be more confusing- we had issues likeIn Nevada and Pennsylvania where signature verification and date verification were removed are there going to be fraudulent ballots- if so how many.Should we count ballots with missing dates and signature but keep them together in case the court rules they are invalid?Did the post office lose any ballots?What is there was fraud within the post officeProper oversightUSPS fraudBy early this morning everyone in the Biden AND Trump camp knew full well that this election was going to be settled in court rather than the polls. There will be recounts, claims of fraud, and claims of suppression.So on election night, both sides wanted to position themselves for coming litigation.For Biden that meant coming out, assuring everyone he is fine with the results and that victory was coming and reminding people to be patient and wait for the votes to be counted.For Trump that meant coming out to show how well he was doing and how far ahead he was. That way in the morning when things flip Trump can say “I was so far ahead, this looks like a fraud”. Declaring victory is just Trump trying to publicly state “we did it” in an effort to solidify that position in the minds of the public.At this point, I can promise you this isn’t getting settled this week. Even if Biden comes back in Georgia, wins Arizona, wins Nevada, and takes North Carolina it will still all be litigated.Both sides have legal arguments and armies of lawyers.