Services and the statutes behind them.

Notice to creditors

Required in formal probate to set the creditor-claim cutoff. We place the notice in a newspaper of general circulation in the county of administration.

• Published once a week for three successive weeks per NRS 155.020
• Creditors have 90 days from first publication to file claims (NRS 147.040)
• Affidavit of publication delivered to the personal representative or counsel

Standard turnaround: first publication runs within one business day of the request and the proof of publication is delivered after the third run.

Service by publication

When a defendant cannot reasonably be served by other means, the court orders service by publication. We handle the publication leg once you have the order.

• Published once a week for four successive weeks in the county where the action is pending
• Newspaper of general circulation, as required by NRCP 4.4(c)
• Affidavit of publication conformed to your case caption and filed-stamp ready

Send the court’s order and the summons or notice text. We coordinate the rest.

Dissolution and claim cutoff

An optional but powerful filing for corporations and LLCs winding up. Publication shortens the period during which unknown claims can be asserted against the dissolved entity.

• Notice to known and unknown claimants per NRS 78.585 (corporations) and the LLC analog
• Properly published notice can shorten the unknown-claim period materially
• We coordinate with your counsel on notice content and date deadlines

Consult counsel on whether publication is right for your wind-down. We do not give legal advice.

Fictitious firm names

Nevada does not require statewide DBA publication, but some matters - lender requirements, court orders, or particular business needs - call for it anyway. We handle these on request.

• Coordinated with your county-clerk fictitious firm name certificate
• Optional public-notice publication where called for
• Affidavit of publication for your records

Other statutory notices

If your matter calls for newspaper publication and there is a Nevada newspaper of general circulation that fits, we can place it.

• Name change notices
• Quiet title and ejectment
• Trustee’s sale notices
• Estate sale, abandoned property, and unclaimed-property notices

Affidavits and proofs

Every job ends with a notarized affidavit of publication that includes the tear-sheet, dates of run, and the newspaper’s qualifications as a paper of general circulation in the relevant county.

• PDF delivery and original mailed
• Conformed copies on request
• Re-runs and corrections handled at cost where possible