The Nevada Notice of Hearing-First, Final Acct/Petition for Final Distribution is a document that is filed in the Nevada probate court when an estate is ready to distribute assets to heirs or beneficiaries. It informs the court of the proposed distribution, including how much each person will receive, and requests approval of the distribution. The notice contains detailed information about the estate, such as the date of death, the value of the estate, the names and addresses of all interested parties, and the proposed distribution. There are two types of Nevada Notice of Hearing-First, Final Acct/Petition for Final Distribution: one for estates where there is no will, and one for estates where there is a will. In the case of an estate without a will, the notice will provide information about the laws of intestacy that are relevant to the distribution of the estate. In the case of an estate with a will, the notice will provide information about the terms of the will. In both cases, the notice must also include a list of all creditors and the amount they are owed, as well as any other relevant information.