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Probate cost in Nevada

In Nevada, estates up to $25,000 can often skip full probate. For a $300,000 estate, the court fee is set by each county and state law puts the attorney fee at $9,000.

Nevada's small estate limit is $25,000. Above it, the estate usually goes through probate.

Probate in Nevada$300,000 estate
  • Court fee to open probatevaries by county
  • Attorney fee sourceAllowed by law; lawyers may bill hourly instead$9,000
  • Executor fee sourceSet by state law$7,150

Probate total$16,150+

The total leaves out the costs shown without a number.

Living trust insteadQuicken WillMaker & Trust, Plus
  • Quicken WillMaker & Trust Plus sourceOne-time price for one person$149
  • Yearly feeoptional yearly renewal$40
  • Moving a home into the trustSet by your county recordercounty recording fee

Trust total$149+

Assets left outside the trust can still need probate.

Probate cost by estate size

Estate valueCourt feeAttorney (law)Executor (law)Total
$100,000not set by law$4,000$3,150$7,150+
$250,000not set by law$8,000$6,150$14,150+
$500,000not set by law$13,000$11,150$24,150+
$1,000,000not set by law$23,000$21,150$44,150+

"Not set by law" means the fee is agreed with the lawyer or set by the court, so it is not in the total. Use your own numbers.

The rules in Nevada

Some Nevada rules could not be checked on a current official page. Each rule links to the source we used. Confirm with the court or a lawyer before you rely on it.

General information from official state sources, not legal advice.