Nevada Code § 156.210

Petition claiming death of missing person: Service; security for costs; trial of issue; order
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1. If any other person within 1 year after
the appointment and qualification of the representative files a petition
claiming that the missing person died subsequent to the commencement of the
3-year period provided herein, and the petitioner is entitled to the property
in the estate, or any portion thereof, as successor in interest to the rights
of the missing person, and if the petitioner causes a copy of the petition to
be served personally or by registered or certified mail upon the personal
representative of the estate and upon each of the heirs and devisees, the court
shall determine the truth of the facts contained in the petition.
2. The court may, upon application or on
its own motion, require the claimant to give security to be approved by the
court for all costs and expenses involved in the hearing and determination of
the truth of the facts contained in the petition, in case the hearing is decided
adverse to the claimant.
3. If the hearing is decided in favor of
the claimant, the court shall make and enter such order as the circumstances
require.

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