Nev. Rev. Stat. § 41B.110
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“Interested person” defined
Official statutory text
“ Interested person ” means:
1. A parent, spouse, child or sibling of a decedent;
2. A beneficiary or a person who would be a beneficiary if another person were found to be a killer of a decedent;
3. A person who serves in any fiduciary or representative capacity with respect to any property, interest or benefit that is in any way related to a decedent, the decedent’s estate or a governing instrument or a person who would be entitled to serve in such a capacity if another person were found to be a killer of a decedent; or
4. A person who has a right to or claim against any property, interest or benefit that is in any way related to a decedent, the decedent’s estate or a governing instrument or a person who would have such a right or claim if another person were found to be a killer of a decedent.
1. A parent, spouse, child or sibling of a decedent;
2. A beneficiary or a person who would be a beneficiary if another person were found to be a killer of a decedent;
3. A person who serves in any fiduciary or representative capacity with respect to any property, interest or benefit that is in any way related to a decedent, the decedent’s estate or a governing instrument or a person who would be entitled to serve in such a capacity if another person were found to be a killer of a decedent; or
4. A person who has a right to or claim against any property, interest or benefit that is in any way related to a decedent, the decedent’s estate or a governing instrument or a person who would have such a right or claim if another person were found to be a killer of a decedent.
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