Probate
Forms
We do not provide forms for the following case types: Set Aside, Summary Administration, and General Administration. These are complex cases that you may want to file with professional help from an attorney. See our FAQs for how to find legal help.
You may also choose to use another court's probate forms as a template (e.g., Eighth Judicial District Clark County Probate Forms). However, these forms need to be edited to comply with our local court rules or the case may be rejected.
Forms for Creditors
Forms for Hearings
Forms for Simple Petition Requests
Forms for actions that do not require a hearing.
PR-1 Ex Parte Petition for Order to Open Safe Deposit Box
PR-2 Ex Parte Petition for Order to Release Medical Records
PR-3 Ex Parte Petition for Order of Cremation
PR-1 Ex Parte Petition for Order to Open Safe Deposit Box
PR-2 Ex Parte Petition for Order to Release Medical Records
PR-3 Ex Parte Petition for Order of Cremation
Forms for Small Estates
When the Estate's assets have a gross value of $100,000 or less (spouse claimant only) AND does not include real property (e.g., house); or, is $25,000.00 or less (any other claimant), AND does not include real property (e.g., house). Thoroughly read and follow the rules for these forms. Any misuse of these forms may result in a criminal action.
Small Estates Affidavit (Do Not File with the Court)
Ex Parte Petition for Order Direct Transfer of Property (non-spouse claimant)
Ex Parte Petition for Order Direct Transfer of Property (spouse)
Small Estates Affidavit (Do Not File with the Court)
Ex Parte Petition for Order Direct Transfer of Property (non-spouse claimant)
Ex Parte Petition for Order Direct Transfer of Property (spouse)
Forms for Special Administration
In some instances, you may apply for appointment as a Special Administrator and for Letters of Special Administration (see NRS Chapter 140). This allows you to take certain actions with Court authority, but those actions and the results must be reported back to the Court in writing. Examples of actions allowed in a Special Administration include: entering property of the Decedent that you have been denied access to, discussing emergency financial matters with creditors or a mortgage company, and commencing a lawsuit on behalf of the deceased party. Special Administrations are temporary. A formal Petition to Administer the Estate will be required at a future date.
PR-4 Petition for Letters of Special Administration
PR-4 Petition for Letters of Special Administration
Forms for Personal Representative
Form of Instructions for Personal Representative
Letters of Administration With the Will Annexed
Letters of Administration
Letters of Special Administration
Letters of Testamentary
Notice to Creditors with Affirmation
Inventory
Letters of Administration With the Will Annexed
Letters of Administration
Letters of Special Administration
Letters of Testamentary
Notice to Creditors with Affirmation
Inventory
General Forms
You must file a Request for Submission with each Ex Parte Motion and/or Ex Parte Petition.
Request for Submission
Pursuant to NRS 239B.030 (4) an affirmation form or statement must be included with each filed document, verifying that the document does not contain the social security number of any person.
Affirmation
To obtain a copy of a probate hearing recorded on JAVs (court audio-visual recording system), fill out the CD Requisition Form and submit to the Filing Office.
CD Requisition Form
Request for Submission
Pursuant to NRS 239B.030 (4) an affirmation form or statement must be included with each filed document, verifying that the document does not contain the social security number of any person.
Affirmation
To obtain a copy of a probate hearing recorded on JAVs (court audio-visual recording system), fill out the CD Requisition Form and submit to the Filing Office.
CD Requisition Form