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Nevada Revised Statutes Title 12. Wills and Estates of Deceased Persons

Current as of January 01, 2020 | Updated by FindLaw Staff

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  • Chapter 132. General Provisions
  • Chapter 133. Wills
  • Chapter 133A. International Wills (Uniform Act)
  • Chapter 134. Succession
  • Chapter 135. Simultaneous Death (Uniform Act)
  • Chapter 136. Probate of Wills and Petitions for Letters
  • Chapter 137. Contests of Wills
  • Chapter 138. Appointment of Personal Representatives
  • Chapter 139. Appointment of Administrators
  • Chapter 140. Special Administrators
  • Chapter 141. Letters Generally;  Changes in Administration
  • Chapter 142. Oaths and Bonds
  • Chapter 143. Powers and Duties of Personal Representatives
  • Chapter 144. Inventory and Appraisement
  • Chapter 145. Summary Administration of Estates
  • Chapter 146. Support of Family;  Small Estates
  • Chapter 147. Presentation and Payment of Claims
  • Chapter 148. Sales, Conveyances and Exchanges
  • Chapter 149. Notes, Mortgages and Leases
  • Chapter 150. Compensation and Accounting
  • Chapter 151. Adjustments;  Distribution and Discharge
  • Chapter 152. Partition Before Discharge
  • Chapter 153. Administration of Trusts;  Estates for Life and Years
  • Chapter 154. Escheats
  • Chapter 155. Notices, Transfers, Orders, Procedure and Appeals
  • Chapter 156. Administration of Estates of Missing Persons

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