Nevada Special Administration Nomination is a legal process that provides for the appointment of a personal representative to manage the affairs of a deceased or incapacitated person within the state of Nevada. Through this process, a court-appointed individual is put in charge of the assets of the deceased or incapacitated person and is responsible for facilitating the distribution of those assets to the appropriate individuals. There are two types of Nevada Special Administration Nominations: Formal Special Administration and Informal Special Administration. Formal Special Administration is a court-supervised process in which a personal representative is appointed to administer the estate of a deceased person or incapacitated person. This type of nomination requires the filing of a probate application in the court. Informal Special Administration is a less formal process in which a personal representative is appointed to manage the affairs of the deceased or incapacitated person. This type of nomination does not require a probate application and is often used when the estate is small or has limited assets.