ABA Accredited
American Bankers Association
20+
years of service
20+
Years serving Nevada
Dozens
Families protected
$10M
Assets stewarded
100%
Court-compliant reporting
Compassionate stewardship, every step of the way
From conservatorship to trust administration, we provide the full range of fiduciary services Nevada families rely on — each delivered with the same standard of care.
Meet our dedicated estate administration team
Over 25 years of combined probate and guardianship paralegal experience providing compassionate, reliable representation in Nevada.
Trusted Broker & Owner
With over 20 years of experience in the real estate industry, Eric Humes is the trusted Broker and Owner of Rooftop Realty. Known for his deep market knowledge and commitment to his clients, Eric has built a reputation for excellence, integrity, and personalized service.
Beyond real estate, Eric has spent the last decade guiding clients through estate and trust administration, providing invaluable support during life's challenging moments. Eric is also an elected Planning Commissioner for the City of Henderson.
Financial & Estate Manager
Stacy Scoble brings over a decade of expertise in financial services and wealth management, 9 years in real estate and property management, and 5 years specifically focused on estate administration and probate.
This diverse experience enables her to expertly navigate the intricacies of selling real property and liquidating assets effectively, with deep compassion and precision.
Probate & Estate Specialist
Eliza Yeafoli has been a probate, trust administration, and estate planning paralegal for almost 20 years. She has personally served as the administrator for many estates and worked at several prominent local estate planning law firms.
Her goal is to make probate as easy and hassle-free as possible for families, using her years of experience to expedite the process and avoid unnecessary delays.
Informal or formal administration — which fits your family?
Answer five quick questions to get a sense of which probate path may apply. This is general guidance, not legal advice — a consultation confirms the right approach.
Is there a valid, original will?
An original will signed and witnessed according to Nevada law.
This quiz offers general guidance only and is not legal advice. Estate specifics — asset types, creditor claims, and heir dynamics — determine the final approach.
Estimate how long your estate settlement may take
Answer a few questions about your estate for a confidential, no-obligation estimate. Every case is unique — this is a starting point, not a quote.
Based on your answers, a typical settlement takes 10–14 months. The creditor notice period is fixed by Nevada statute and shapes much of the timeline.
- Filing & Appointment≈ 1.4 mo
Petition filed, personal representative appointed by the court.
- Creditor Notice Period≈ 4 mo
Nevada's statutory window for creditors to file claims against the estate.
- Inventory & Appraisal≈ 2.1 mo
Assets marshalled, valued, and reported to the court.
- Distribution≈ 2.3 mo
Debts and taxes paid, remaining assets distributed to heirs.
- Final Accounting & Discharge≈ 1.7 mo
Final report approved and the estate formally closed.
This tool offers a general estimate only and is not legal advice. A consultation gives you a case-specific timeline.
What Nevada Families Say
“I cannot express my gratitude enough for the exceptional support I received from the Admins when my family was going through a tough probate.”
— Michelle
“Choosing Eric and Stacy was the best decision I made during my mom's probate journey. Their team handled all legal complexities with precision and made the entire process feel seamless.”
— Joe
“Eliza's knowledge of the probate process was second to none. She explained everything so thoroughly and thoughtfully.”
— Terri
Transparent fees grounded in Nevada law
Clear, predictable pricing disclosed in writing before work begins. For probate administration, personal representative fees follow statutory rates under NRS 150.020.
- Court-appointed conservator of estate
- Monthly bill-paying & budgeting
- Annual court accounting & reports
- Beneficiary status updates
- Everything in Essential, plus:
- Full trust administration
- Investment oversight & distributions
- Tax coordination & annual filings
- Dedicated fiduciary contact
- Guardianship of person
- Representative payee services
- Multi-property & business interests
- Probate & estate settlement
- Customized reporting cadence
Nevada Statutory Personal Representative Fees (NRS 150.020 & NRS 150.030):
For court-appointed probate administration, Nevada Revised Statutes set standard compensation based on the estate accounted for (less liens): 4% on the first $15,000, 3% on the next $85,000, and 2% on amounts over $100,000. Additional reasonable compensation for extraordinary services (e.g. real estate sales or litigation) may be allowed by the Court under NRS 150.030. All fees are set forth in writing and subject to court approval.
Questions, answered plainly
Fiduciary matters can feel complex. Here are the answers families ask us most.
Let's talk about your family's needs
Reach out for a confidential, no-obligation conversation. We'll help you understand your options and the right path forward.
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- No obligation — just clear, honest guidance.
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