The person who files the petition is referred to as the “Petitioner.” The petition is typically filed by the person who is nominated in the decedent’s will to serve as the executor of the estate, but it can also be filed by the decedent’s surviving spouse, an adult child, or other relative. General administration starts with the filing of a “probate petition” in the county where the decedent was a resident at the time of death. A general overview of these procedures is provided below. General administration has a strict set of procedures established by statute, which include mandatory court filings and hearings, as well other actions that must be taken by the Personal Representative. Generally, an attorney is needed to represent the estate during the general administration process, as well as provide advice to the Personal Representative on other aspects of the estate’s administration. What is the process for doing a General Administration? Schedule a free consultation or continue reading to learn more about general administrations in Nevada. Our Reno probate attorney handles general administrations throughout Nevada, not just Reno.
When determining the value of your loved one’s estate, keep in mind that you are allowed to subtract mortgages and liens (such as car loans). “General administration” is a type of probate proceeding in Nevada used for estates that have a value of more than $300,000. Probate Information What is General Administration?
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