The attorney at Tyrell Law, PLLC are experienced in Nevada probate law. It is important to know who is responsible for handling the probate process. In most circumstances, the executor who is named in the will takes on this job. If there is no will, or the will fails to name an executor, the probate court names someone called an administrator to handle the process. The job can also go to the closest capable relative or the person who inherits the bulk of the deceased person’s assets.
The court does not appoint an estate administrator if no formal probate proceeding is necessary. Instead, a close relative or friend serves as an informal estate representative. Normally, families and friends choose this person, and it is not uncommon for several people to share the responsibilities of paying debts, filing a final income tax return, and distributing property to the people who are supposed to get it.
With the deceased’s assets, we assist the executor of the estate in:
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The probate firm Tyrell Law, PLLC is ready to help if you are having problems probating a will or need additional information on how to probate a will. We make sure your loved one’s case is handled in the proper manner as it can be difficult navigating your way through the probate system.
Aside from being written to abide by the codes in state statutes, there are several factors vital to the Nevada state probate process:
If any of these factors are neglected, your wills and probate case may get caught up in the system and will only move forward by having the necessary documents rewritten.
Our lawyer is knowledgeable about wills and probate, and can help you get through a sensitive and difficult time of your life.
For legal advice and assistance with your estate and probate matters, contact Tyrell Law, PLLC today. We also represent clients in Boulder City and Henderson.