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Assets & Liabilities In Estates

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Asset Protection

Find out more about protecting assets from potential future creditors including Nevada's homestead exemption.

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Estate Liabilities

Find out more about estate liabilities, outstanding mortgages, paying creditors and legitimate exceptions.

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Real Estate

Find out more about the the sale of real estate, real estate records, the implications of Nevada's Independent Administration of Estates Act and mobile homes in probate.

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Special Administration

There are two primary reasons to petition the court to have a Special Administrator appointed. Learn more about the reasons, procedure and what to be aware of when doing so.

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Creditors Claims & Estates

How does the executor / administrator / successor trustee avoid being sued by creditors of the person who died?

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Nevada Deeds

Learn more about Nevada Deeds including their role in estates, pricing, types, deed substitutes, common problems and more.

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Safe Deposit Boxes

Find out the two ways safety deposit boxes typically figure in probates.

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Collecting Assets

Finding financial accounts, real estate records and collecting assets when a loved one passes away.

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Community / Separate Property

The issue of community vs. separate property can come up in probate situations.

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