In Nevada, if the deceased person’s assets exceed $20,000, or if there is real estate involved, probate is normally required.
Topics covered in this whitepaper include:
- When Does a Probate Need to be Opened?
- Summary Administration vs. General Administration
- How Do I Start Probate or Administration Proceedings?
- When is Probate Not Required in Nevada?
- How Long Does Probate or Administration Take?
- Can Probae Be Avoided?
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Gerald M. Dorn, Estate Planning Attorney
Gerald Dorn is a shareholder and has been a partner at Anderson, Dorn & Rader, Ltd. Since 1998. Mr. Dorn has extensive experience serving wealthy families and business owners in the development of estate, tax and asset protection planning strategies. He made the decision to focus his practice in the area of estate planning after witnessing the personal grief and financial loss suffered by several of his clients as a result of poor planning. These experiences motivated him to dedicate his professional life to assisting his clients to preserve their life’s work for their heirs and to create a lasting legacy for those they love. Mr. Dorn is able to accomplish his mission through the use of a vast number of estate planning tools, both basic and advanced, for all of his clients at Anderson, Dorn & Rader, Ltd.
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