Common questions.
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- 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.
- What is a "newspaper of general circulation"?
- A paper that publishes news and information of general interest to the public on a regular schedule, has been doing so for a meaningful period, and is distributed in the county. Nevada courts have accepted a defined list of papers in each county. We will pick a qualifying paper for your matter.
- What does it cost?
- Flat fee per matter, including the newspaper rate, our preparation of the notice text, and the notarized affidavit. Pricing varies by county and notice length. Send the text and the county and we will quote.
- How quickly can you publish?
- Standard first publication is within one business day of approval. Most newspapers run on a weekly cycle, so the next publication date drives the schedule after that.
- Do you give legal advice?
- No. We are a publication service, not a law firm. If you need legal advice on whether or how to publish, consult counsel.
- Who is behind NevadaPublication.com?
- NevadaPublication.com is operated by Inenvi, Inc., a Las Vegas corporate-services group whose affiliated firms have been working with Nevada filings since 1997.