Legal Question in Consumer Law in Nevada
I have been appointed as an Trustee/Executor of an estate, I am not sure whether the trust along with Last Will and Testament in the state of Nevada will have to be probated, where can I get this information?
Asked on 7/11/16, 3:12 pm
1 Answer from Attorneys
Paul Malikowski
Malikowski Law Offices, Ltd.
Neither a Will nor a Trust has to be probated in Nevada. However, a Will may be probated if there is estate property or debts of a decedent requiring Court orders for payment or distribution. A trust is a private contract directing the trustee to take or refrain from certain actions upon the happening of certain events. Sometimes a probate court is asked to provide instructions for a trustee to clarify the provisions of the trust or authorize certain actions. Your attorney can explain further.
Answered on 7/14/16, 5:31 pm
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