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A Nevada general warranty deed is a legal document that allows a person to transfer real estate to another person. This type of deed includes a guarantee that the seller has the full right and legal authority to sell the property and that there aren’t any issues in the title that would prevent the buyer…

A Nevada quit claim deed is a legal form that allows a person, entity, or trust to transfer real estate in Nevada. This form is different from a warranty deed because it does not come with a warranty. That means that the seller is merely transferring his or her rights in the property to another…

A Nevada landlord’s notice to enter alerts a tenant or tenants that the property’s owner will be coming on to the premises in the future. State law requires that the landlord provide at least twenty-four (24) hours’ notice, and only enter at reasonable times unless expressly consented to by the tenant. Laws – Nev. Rev. Stat. § 118A.330…

A Nevada non-compete agreement allows a former employee to be restricted from working in the same business for a specific duration and geographical area. The main limitation is that a non-compete cannot cause undue hardship on the employee and is prohibited for hourly workers. Laws Legally Enforceable? Hourly Workers (prohibited) Attorneys (prohibited) Continued Employment Maximum…

A Nevada notary acknowledgment form is a tool used by a notary public to verify and validate the signatures of a legal document. Certain documents require notarization before they are considered legal as the process certifies the identity of the signer and confirms that they signed by their own free will. For a notary acknowledgment,…

The Nevada revocable living trust form enables the creator (referred to as the Grantor) to place their assets into a Trust so that their heirs can avoid probate at the time of the estate’s distribution. While in some cases it can be more cost-effective to use a standard Will than to opt for a living trust,…

A Nevada self-proving affidavit form provides proof of validity to an individual’s last will and testament. After drafting the will, the testator (individual creating will) can download the Nevada self-proving affidavit and attach it thereto. To execute the affidavit, the testator must have two (2) witnesses and a notary public sign the document. The witnesses…

A Nevada name change form is utilized by residents in order to legally change their name or that of a minor. These forms must be filed with the District Court of the county in which the petitioner (the person making the request) resides. As a part of the name change process, individuals must post notice…

A Nevada do not resuscitate (DNR) order form is a document that instructs medical personnel not to administer cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) to the patient if their heartbeat and/or breathing stops. To issue a DNR order, the subject, or their authorized health agent, must obtain, fill out, and sign a DNR Application Form from their physician, who must…

A Nevada security deposit demand letter is sent by a tenant to a landlord who has neglected to refund a security deposit. Nevada law states that the landlord must return the security deposit within thirty (30) days after the tenancy is terminated. If the deposit is not returned in thirty (30) days, the tenant can seek…