Nevada Probate Calculator

Estimate probate fees, executor compensation, and court costs in this state instantly. Updated for 2025 based on local Nevada probate statutes.

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Nevada Probate Fees (USD)

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Instant estimate of legal fees, commissions, and court costs.

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Include all real estate, bank accounts, and physical property owned solely by the decedent.

How Probate Works in Nevada

Nevada is a community property state. Probate is required for assets not transferred via trust or beneficiary designation.

Legal Fee Guidelines

Attorney fees must be reasonable and are typically billed hourly or as a percentage (2-5%) of the estate value.

Executor Compensation

Statutory fees apply: 4% on the first $15,000, 3% on the next $85,000, and 2% on amounts above $100,000.

Small Estate Shortcut

In Nevada, estates valued under USD 25,000 may qualify for simplified probate procedures, saving months of time and thousands in fees.

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Typical Nevada Probate Timeline

Most estates in Nevada follow this 6-stage process, taking an average of 6-10 months.

01

Petition

File petition with the Nevada probate court to open the estate.

02

Notice

Notify creditors and heirs of the probate proceedings.

03

Inventory

Appraise and inventory all estate assets.

04

Debts & Taxes

Pay valid creditor claims and final tax liabilities.

05

Distribution

Distribute remaining assets to legal beneficiaries.

06

Closing

File final accounting and close the estate.

Ways to Reduce Probate Costs in Nevada

Use "Set Aside without Administration" for estates under $100,000 (if spouse/minors)
Avoid probate for vehicles through the DMV affidavit process
Leverage community property laws to simplify spousal transfers

Statutory Reference: Nev. Rev. Stat. § 150.020

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does probate cost in Nevada?
Probate costs in Nevada typically range from 3-7% of the estate value. Reasonable fees (statutory executor scale). Court filing fees range from USD 270 to 320.
What are attorney fees for probate in Nevada?
Attorney fees must be reasonable and are typically billed hourly or as a percentage (2-5%) of the estate value.
How long does probate take in Nevada?
Probate in Nevada typically takes 6 to 10 months for standard estates. Complex or contested estates may take longer.
Can I avoid probate in Nevada?
Yes. Nevada allows estates under USD 25,000 to use simplified procedures. Living trusts, joint ownership, and beneficiary designations can also help avoid probate.
What are executor fees in Nevada?
Statutory fees apply: 4% on the first $15,000, 3% on the next $85,000, and 2% on amounts above $100,000.

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