The Nevada Notice of Hearing To Set Away The Estate Without Administration is an official document issued by a Nevada court that informs the heirs of a deceased person that the court will be holding a hearing to determine if the estate can be set aside without administration. This document is typically issued when the estate is considered too small to require a probate process. This document is typically issued when the estate is valued at less than $20,000 and the decedent left no will or if the decedent left a will, but the value of the estate was less than $20,000. The Nevada Notice of Hearing To Set Away The Estate Without Administration is a standardized document that is issued by the court and typically includes the following information: 1) the date of the hearing; 2) the name and address of the decedent; 3) a description of the assets and liabilities of the estate; 4) a statement that the estate may be set aside without administration; 5) the contact information for the court clerk; and 6) the date that the heirs must respond to the notice. If the heirs of the decedent agree to the set aside, they must submit a written statement to the court clerk within a specified period of time. If the heirs do not agree to the set aside, then they must file an objection to the court prior to the hearing date. There are two types of Nevada Notice of Hearing To Set Away The Estate Without Administration: (1) Notice of Hearing To Set Aside An Estate Without Administration Without Will; and (2) Notice of Hearing To Set Aside An Estate With Will Without Administration.