Nevada Letters of Special Administration are a type of probate document issued by the courts in the state of Nevada. It is a court order given to an individual (the special administrator) to manage the estate of a deceased individual. The special administrator is appointed to take care of the deceased person’s estate in the absence of an executor or personal representative. There are two types of Nevada Letters of Special Administration: Limited Letters of Special Administration and General Letters of Special Administration. Limited Letters of Special Administration are issued when the estate does not need full probate administration and can be used to collect and distribute only a limited amount of assets. General Letters of Special Administration are issued when the estate requires full probate administration, and the special administrator is given the authority to manage and administer the entire estate. The duties of the special administrator include collecting the deceased’s assets, paying debts and taxes, and distributing the remaining assets to the appropriate beneficiaries. The special administrator must also file the deceased’s final tax return and provide an accounting of the estate assets.