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Experience, Knowledge and Integrity For over a decade, David C. The O’Mara Law Firm is a full-service law firm with offices in Reno and Las Vegas.

O’Mara has built and maintained an outstanding reputation by providing superior legal services to his many clients. The Firm serves a wide range of clients throughout Nevada in both state and federal courts. If you or your business are in need of legal representation or a local advocate, please contact The O’Mara Law Firm to schedule an appointment. (hyperlink “contact The O’Mara Law Firm” to our contact page). With experience in areas such as appeals, bankruptcy, child custody and support, divorce, family law, complex civil litigation, personal injury, criminal law, election law, securities and shareholder disputes and Wills, Trusts and Probate, the Firm has the experience, knowledge, and integrity to represent their clients in an aggressive, compassionate and ethical manner.

11/02/2026

Tomorrow is Election Day. 🇺🇸
Voting is an important opportunity for citizens to participate in the decisions that shape their communities, their state, and the country.
Whether you're voting for the first time or have participated in elections for decades, we encourage eligible voters to make their voices heard.
Wishing everyone in our Nevada community a safe and successful Election Day tomorrow.
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10/30/2026

Happy Nevada Day! 🇺🇸
Today, we celebrate Nevada's statehood, its history, and the communities that make the Silver State such a special place to call home.
From the Sierra Nevada mountains to the communities throughout Northern Nevada, there's so much to appreciate about living and working here.
Wishing everyone a wonderful Nevada Day weekend and a safe, enjoyable Halloween!
From all of us at O'Mara Law.
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10/29/2026

You named someone as executor of your estate. But what if they don't want the responsibility?
Being named in a will doesn't necessarily mean someone must accept the role.
If the nominated executor declines, a successor named in the will may be able to serve. Otherwise, the court may need to appoint an appropriate person under Nevada law.
That's one reason naming an alternate executor and discussing your wishes ahead of time can be valuable.
A little preparation can help prevent unnecessary complications for your family.
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10/27/2026

Can you legally leave one of your adult children out of your will?
In Nevada, a parent can generally choose to disinherit an adult child. However, the way that decision is documented matters.
An unclear estate plan can create confusion, particularly when family members believe someone was accidentally omitted.
Nevada also has laws addressing children unintentionally omitted from certain estate-planning documents.
If you intend to distribute your estate unequally, careful planning can help make your wishes clear and reduce the potential for disputes.
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10/26/2026

You own your home, but what happens if you’re suddenly unable to manage your affairs?

An unexpected illness or injury can leave important financial and property decisions unresolved.

Who can pay the mortgage? Handle property expenses? Manage repairs? Or make decisions about selling the home if necessary?

Depending on your circumstances, a properly structured power of attorney or trust may allow someone you choose to manage these responsibilities.

Estate planning isn’t only about what happens after death. It’s also about preparing for life’s unexpected circumstances.

Have a great week ahead 🙂

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10/23/2026

Happy Friday!
With fall in full swing across Northern Nevada, it's a wonderful time for family traditions, whether that's a trip to the pumpkin patch, a weekend in Tahoe, or simply getting everyone together for dinner.
These moments are often what families remember most.
At O'Mara Law, we believe planning for the future is also about protecting the people and traditions that matter to you.
Wishing our Reno-Tahoe community a wonderful fall weekend! 🍂
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10/21/2026

What happens when grandparents need to take responsibility for their grandchildren?
Sometimes illness, family emergencies, or other circumstances make it necessary for grandparents or relatives to step into a caregiving role.
But providing day-to-day care doesn't automatically give someone the legal authority to make every medical, educational, or other important decision for a child.
Depending on the circumstances, guardianship or another legal arrangement may be necessary.
Understanding the available options can help families protect children during difficult transitions.
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10/19/2026

Happy Monday!
Your home is in a living trust. Can you still sell it?
It's a question homeowners often have when considering estate planning.
With a typical revocable living trust, you generally retain control over your property while you're alive and have capacity, including the ability to sell or refinance it.
However, the details depend on the trust's terms and how the property is titled.
A properly structured estate plan should help you prepare for the future without unnecessarily complicating your life today.
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10/16/2026

Not every family legacy comes with a price tag.
Sometimes it's the family cabin where generations spent their summers. A collection of photographs. A handwritten recipe book. Or a piece of property that holds decades of memories.
Estate planning gives families an opportunity to think beyond financial value and consider what they want to preserve for future generations.
The most meaningful things we leave behind aren't always the most expensive.
Wishing our Reno-Tahoe community a wonderful weekend! 😀
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10/14/2026

You've been named executor of someone's estate. Now what?
Being chosen to handle an estate is a significant responsibility.
Depending on the circumstances, you may need to identify assets, secure property, communicate with beneficiaries, address debts, manage legal filings, and oversee distributions.
It's not simply a matter of dividing up someone's belongings.
Before accepting the responsibility, understand what's involved and when professional guidance may be needed.
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311 E Liberty Street
Reno, NV
89501

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 5pm
Tuesday	8am - 5pm
Wednesday	8am - 5pm
Thursday	8am - 5pm
Friday	8am - 5pm

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+17753231321

Website

http://www.omaralaw.net/

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