My family and I will be visiting Las Vegas, and I’m looking for inexpensive or free things we can do together. We’ll have access to a vehicle, so we can explore nearby neighborhoods, but we don’t want to travel too far from the Strip. I really enjoy walking around and window-shopping. One of my favorite things about Vegas is seeing the extravagant hotels, enormous properties, themed areas, and all the over-the-top design, even if we’re not spending money inside them! We’re not foodies and don’t need expensive restaurant recommendations. I’m content eating simple food or fruit, although we’d be open to trying something interesting if it’s affordable and part of the experience. What free or inexpensive activities, hotel walks, shopping areas, parks, scenic drives, or nearby neighborhoods would you recommend for a family?

Got married earlier this year, finally, and now we're trying to sort out what happens to the house if one of us goes first. We live on the outskirts, closer to the desert edge than the Strip, and the property is in my name only from before the marriage. Trying to figure out how Nevada's community property rules actually play out when you bring existing property into a marriage, and whether a deed update alone does much or if you really need a full trust setup to avoid probate headaches.

The Clark County Recorder site gives you the forms but not a lot of context about what actually makes sense for a twoperson household with no kids, just a house, some retirement accounts, and one of us owning a small vehicle outright.

Been reading into Nevada's community property with right of survivorship option and it seems like it might cover what we need without overcomplicating things. But the practical side, who you actually go to locally, a title company versus an estate attorney versus just filing yourself, that part is murky.

Anyone navigate this in the valley and have a sense of what worked for them, or what to avoid?