Summary
In Nevada, if a property is jointly owned and both owners are deceased without a will, probate is generally required to transfer the title. Options like an Affidavit of Entitlement are available for estates valued under $100,000, but with a $200,000 property, probate is likely necessary. The process can take 6 months to over a year, costing 4% to 7% of the estates value. Filing a petition with the local probate court, such as in Washoe County, is essential.Full Conversation
In Nevada does a piece of property have to go through probate court if my parents both passed away more than 15 years ago and I am the sole error to the house
Hi ****,
To better assist you, can you confirm if your parents left a will or if the property was jointly owned with a right of survivorship? This detail is crucial for determining if probate is necessary.
Thank you.
There was no will and I think the property was owned by both of them but my father passed away 10 years before my mother
Hi ****,
In Nevada, if there was no will and the property was jointly owned, it generally passes to the surviving owner without probate. However, since both owners are now deceased and there's no will, probate may be necessary.
- Probate is required to transfer the property title to you.
- You may need to file a petition with the local probate court.
Would you like information on the nearest probate court in your area?
Are there any other options to get that house put in my name without probate court any possibilities
Hi ****,
In Nevada, here are a few options that might avoid probate court:
- **Affidavit of Entitlement**: If the estate's value is below a certain threshold, you might use this affidavit.
- **Transfer on Death Deed**: If this was set up before the owner's death, it avoids probate.
Would you like more details on these options?
No.. if the house is worth $*,* it's probably not doable with an affidavit of entitlement correct?
Hi ****,
You are correct. In Nevada, the Affidavit of Entitlement is generally used for estates valued at $*,* or less. Given the house's value, probate is likely necessary. You may need to file a petition with your local probate court.
Would you like information on the nearest probate court in your area?
Ok
Hi ****,
To proceed with the probate process, you will need to file a petition with the local probate court. Here's the information for the nearest probate court in Nevada:
Clark County Probate Court
Phone: (*) *-*
Address: * Lewis Ave, Las Vegas, NV *
Website: www.clarkcountycourts.usWould you like any further assistance?
There has to be a probate court in Washoe county isn't there
Hi ****,
Yes, there is a probate court in Washoe County. Here are the details:
Washoe County Probate Court
Phone: (*) *-*
Address: * Court Street, Reno, NV *
Website: www.washoecourts.comWould you like any further assistance?
No
Hi ****,
It seems like you have all the necessary information to proceed with the probate process in Washoe County. If you have any further questions or need additional assistance in the future, feel free to reach out. Good luck with your probate process!
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Can you tell me how long this probate takes and how much it's going to cost me
Hi ****,
In Nevada, the probate process duration and cost can vary:
- **Duration**: Typically 6 months to over a year, depending on the complexity.
- **Cost**: Generally between *% to *% of the estate's value, including court fees, attorney fees, and other expenses.
Would you like more details on specific costs or timelines?