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The grief following the loss of a family member can be overwhelming, yet you may also have to deal with probate courts and attorneys to settle the estate. Many people are unsure what to do because making a mistake can extend their responsibilities and delay their inheritance. If you are involved in a loved…

Passing away without a will subjects your assets to probate court under Nevada intestacy laws. That sounds complicated, but what it means in simple terms is that the state will determine who inherits your property and money unless you have created a will describing your wishes. Without a will, everything you leave behind goes…

Entering a will into probate plays a key role in initiating the legal process for the estate. It also makes it easier to complete probate, and ensures that the estate is settled fairly according to the decedent’s wishes. Simplifying Probate understands the implications this process may have on your future, and an experienced Nevada…

Pour over wills are used to transfer assets from a living will to a trust after an individual’s death. This simplified process works to preserve the assets outside of the trust so heirs and beneficiaries can still benefit from them. Interested parties are entitled to petition the court to have these assets transferred without…

Special administration is designed to be an interim role during select circumstances during probate. Whether you are chosen and appointed by the court or file a petition to become a special administrator, it is important to have a probate lawyer from Simplifying Probate on your side to navigate the process and responsibilities.  Reasons for…

Probate in Nevada takes an average of six months to a year, but is not bound by this time frame. A Nevada probate lawyer can provide counsel and handle logistics to speed up the process, but the amount of time it takes can still vary. Seek the advice of Simplifying Probate to receive a…