Statewide Nevada legal notice publication
Notice published. Properly proved.
Probate creditor notices, service by publication, dissolution notices, and fictitious firm names - placed in newspapers of general circulation across Nevada and returned with a court-acceptable affidavit of publication. Standard turnaround within one business day.
Legal Notices
Notice to Creditors
In the Eighth Judicial District Court of the State of Nevada, in and for the County of Clark. In the Matter of the Estate of ____________, Deceased. Case No. ____________. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed and qualified as personal representative of the above-named estate. All creditors having claims against the estate are required to file the claims with the clerk of the court within 90 days after the first publication of this notice.
Published once a week for three successive weeks. First publication ____________.
Common Nevada notices
If your notice falls under any of these statutes, we can publish it.
- Probate Notice to creditors NRS 155.020, NRS 147.040
- Civil Service by publication NRCP 4.4
- Corporate Dissolution / claim cutoff NRS 78.585, NRS 86.531
- Business Fictitious firm name NRS Chapter 602
- Other Unclaimed property, name change, quiet title, more By statute or court order
How it works.
Four steps from your inbox to the affidavit on file.
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Send the notice
Email or upload the text, the county, the matter type, and any court order. We will confirm what publication frequency the statute requires.
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Quote and schedule
Flat fee per matter, including the newspaper rate, our preparation, and the affidavit. First publication runs within one business day of approval.
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Publish
We place the notice in the appropriate newspaper of general circulation, run it for the statutory period, and monitor the runs.
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Deliver proof
You receive the notarized affidavit of publication, conformed to your case caption or filing, ready for the court or the filing it supports.
- 17/17
- Nevada counties covered, including Clark, Washoe, Carson City, and the rurals
- 1 day
- Standard turnaround to first publication once your text is approved
- Flat fee
- Per matter, including the newspaper rate and the notarized affidavit
- Court-ready
- Affidavits conformed to your caption, accepted by Nevada courts
Statewide coverage.
We work with newspapers of general circulation in all 17 Nevada counties. We will identify the right paper for your matter based on the county where the estate is administered, the action is pending, or the entity has its principal place of business.
Need a particular paper? Tell us in the form. If a court order names a specific publication, we follow the order.
Common questions.
- How long does a probate creditor notice run?
- Once a week for three successive weeks under NRS 155.020. Creditors have 90 days from the date of the first publication to file their claims under NRS 147.040.
- How long does service by publication run?
- Once a week for four successive weeks in a newspaper of general circulation in the county where the action is pending, per NRCP 4.4(c). The court must have entered an order authorizing service by publication first.
- Do I need a court order to publish a notice?
- For service by publication, yes - NRCP 4.4(b) requires an order. For probate creditor notices, no - the personal representative initiates publication once letters issue. For dissolution and other notices, requirements vary; if you are unsure, send us what you have and we will tell you what is needed.
Send us your notice text.
Paste or summarize the notice, name the county, and tell us the matter type. We will confirm publication frequency, quote the flat fee, and schedule the first run within one business day.