A Nevada Notice of Hearing-Probate Will/Issue Letters Testamentary is a document filed with the court to initiate probate proceedings when someone dies. It is a legal notice to creditors and other interested parties that a will is being presented to the court to be probated. The notice will include the decedent's name, the time and place of the hearing, and the name of the executor of the estate. It also informs potential creditors that they must file a claim against the estate within a certain period of time, or they will be barred from collecting any money from the estate. There are two types of Nevada Notice of Hearing-Probate Will/Issue Letters Testamentary: an independent administration, and a supervised administration. In an independent administration, the executor is responsible for handling the estate without court supervision. In a supervised administration, the court is involved in the estate administration, and the executor is required to follow certain procedures dictated by the court.