1. The estate of a decedent may be settled by the district court of any county in this State: (a) In which any part of the estate is located; or (b) Where the decedent was a resident at the time of death. 2. If the decedent was a resident of this State at the time […]
A district judge shall not admit any will to probate, or grant letters in any case where the judge is: 1. Interested as next of kin to the decedent. 2. A devisee under the will. 3. Named as personal representative or trustee in the will. 4. A witness to the will. [96:107:1941; 1931 NCL § […]
1. If a district judge, who would otherwise be authorized to act, is precluded from acting from the causes mentioned in NRS 136.020, or if the judge is interested in any manner, the judge shall transfer all proceedings in the matter of the estate to another judge of the same county, if there is one, […]
If, before the administration of any estate transferred as provided in NRS 136.030 is closed, another person becomes judge of the court in which the proceeding was originally commenced who is not disqualified to act in the settlement of the estate, and the causes for which the proceeding was transferred no longer exist, any interested […]
