Blog Posts

Running a farm is much more than planting crops or raising livestock. Every decision impacts both current operations and future generations. For farmers, estate planning basics are not optional; they are essential to protect family assets and maintain operational continuity. One aspect that often gets overlooked is farm land lease rates.

Farming isn’t just a livelihood, it’s a legacy. Every decision you make today can impact the future of your land, family, and business. Yet, many farm owners overlook how the social security tax for self-employed individuals intersects with their estate planning. Understanding this connection isn’t just about compliance; it’s about safeguarding your farm and ensuring your family’s security for generations.

Nebraska’s intestacy laws dictate asset distribution without a will. Learn who inherits and why planning is key to preserving your legacy.

Leasing farmland in Nebraska? Learn key considerations for a successful farmland lease, covering types, market rates, legal details, and water rights.

Tapping Into Nebraska Water Laws: Explore key water rights, usage priorities, and conservation efforts shaping Nebraska’s water resources.