Nevada Code § 159.195

Disposition of claims of creditor after termination of guardianship by death of protected person
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1. If the guardianship is terminated by
reason of the death of the protected person:
(a) Except as otherwise provided in NRS 159.197 , the guardian shall report to
the personal representative claims which are presented to the guardian, or
which have been presented to the guardian but have not been paid, except those
incurred in paying the expenses of administration of the guardianship estate
and in winding up the affairs of the guardianship estate.
(b) Claims which have been allowed by the
guardian, but not paid, shall be paid by the personal representative in the
course of probate in the priority provided by law for payment of claims against
a decedent, and shall have the same effect and priority as a judgment against a
decedent.
(c) Claims which have been presented and not
allowed or rejected shall be acted upon by the personal representative in the
same manner as other claims against a decedent.
2. The personal representative shall be
substituted as the party in interest for the guardian in any action commenced
or which may be commenced by the creditor pursuant to NRS 159.107 , including summary
determination, on any claim rejected by the guardian.

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