NRS 156.190 – Petition of person claiming to be missing person: Contents; service; security for costs; trial of issue of identity.
1. If any person, within 1 year after the appointment and qualification of a personal representative, files a petition, claiming to be the missing person, and causes a copy of the petition to be served personally or by registered or certified mail upon the personal representative and upon each of the persons entitled to share […]
NRS 156.200 – Order vacating proceedings; exceptions; delivery of residue to claimant.
If the court determines that the claimant is the missing person, an order shall be made vacating all of the proceedings for administration, except those providing for the payment of taxes, assessments, liens, insurance premiums, allowed claims, the specific performance of contracts, preservation of the property, and any sale, encumbrance or other disposition of the […]
NRS 156.120 – Person deemed missing after 3 years; administration of property; procedure.
If any person owning property in this State has been absent from his or her last known place of residence for a continuous period of 3 years, with his or her whereabouts for that period unknown to the persons most likely to know thereof, he or she shall be deemed to be a missing person, […]
NRS 156.130 – Jurisdiction of proceedings; residence of absentee; entitlement of proceedings.
1. If such person was a resident of this State at the time of his or her disappearance, the district court of the county in which that residence was located shall have jurisdiction of all proceedings initiated under NRS 156.120 to 156.260, inclusive. 2. If such person was a nonresident of this State, the district […]
NRS 156.140 – Petition for administration or probate; contents and verification of petition; appointment of day for hearing.
1. If a petition is presented to the court having jurisdiction, as provided in NRS 156.130, by a missing person’s spouse or any of the missing person’s family or friends, representing that the missing person’s whereabouts has been for the required period and still is unknown and that the missing person left an estate which […]