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We’re a Las Vegas firm serving families across Nevada. Practically, that means almost nothing about your case requires you to travel.
Not every situation needs an attorney. Here’s the honest version, so you can work out where you stand before you pick up the phone.
Small estates with no real property can transfer on a sworn affidavit, with no case opened in Washoe County at all.
Under $150,000, one hearing can hand the estate to a spouse or the children and close the matter out.
For estates from $150,000 to $500,000. Supervised by the court, but noticeably lighter than a full administration.
Larger or disputed estates, handled through the full process with proper accounting at every stage.
Inherited property can't be sold until someone holds legal authority to sign. We get that in place.
Planning documents drafted on Nevada law, so your family avoids the process you're reading about now.
The same process wherever you are in Nevada — you just don’t have to be the one at the courthouse.
Tell us what happened and what the estate includes. We’ll tell you which Nevada process applies and what it will realistically cost.
We prepare and file the petition with the court, notify heirs and creditors, and get you appointed as personal representative.
Inventory and appraisal, creditor claims, property sales, and court reporting — tracked so nothing falls through.
The court approves the final accounting, property is distributed to the heirs, and we close the estate.
The two questions everyone asks on the first call.
Ranges for an uncontested estate. Disputes and hard-to-value assets extend these.
Why the wait? Nevada requires a creditor notice period before an estate can close. That clock runs regardless of how fast your attorney works.
Nevada sets the rules on attorney compensation in probate. You aren’t negotiating in the dark.
In a formal administration, attorney fees are set by statute or reviewed by the court.
In most cases fees and costs come out of estate assets, not your personal account.
Small estates and set-aside petitions are often quoted as a single flat fee.
Filing, publication and appraisal costs are all explained before you sign.
Your exact number: we’ll give it to you on the free consultation, once we know what the estate contains.
Sarah Ocampo · Founding Attorney · Partner & CEO
Consultations happen by phone or video, documents are signed electronically or by mail, and we appear at hearings on your behalf. You should not have to fly to Nevada to settle a parent’s estate.
Nevada’s intestate succession statutes decide who inherits, in a fixed order starting with spouse and children. The court appoints a personal representative, usually the closest family member who petitions for the role.
Often yes, but not without authority. Someone must be appointed personal representative first, and depending on the process the sale may need court confirmation.
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