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Search Las Vegas Probate Court Records, Wills, Estates & Clark County Filings
Use official Clark County, Nevada and Eighth Judicial District Court resources to search probate records, find wills, access probate forms, check hearing rules, confirm filing links, and avoid wrong court-record websites.
Choose what you need below. Most Las Vegas probate users need case search, will lookup, estate filing, probate forms, copy requests, hearing details, e-filing, or Clark County Probate Department contact information.
📂 Search probate case records or docket information
Use this for: probate case lookup, estate case status, party search, case number search, docket details, and hearing information.
Best official path: use the Eighth Judicial District Court / Clark County records portal and Probate Department resources.
Important: some records, certified copies, older files, sealed cases, or full case documents may require direct Clerk of the Court assistance.
Las Vegas Probate Court Quick Facts
Probate matters in Las Vegas are handled by the Eighth Judicial District Court for Clark County, Nevada. The Probate Department is listed at the Phoenix Building, 330 South 3rd Street, Las Vegas, NV 89101, with phone number (702) 455-2650 and email probate@clarkcountycourts.us.
The Probate Commissioners handle probate and trust administration matters in the District Court, including hearings, filings, disputes, estate administration, and trust administration issues.
What This Las Vegas Probate Court Guide Covers
Official Las Vegas Probate Court Path
For Las Vegas probate search intent, start with the official Eighth Judicial District Court Probate Department. Probate is part of the Clark County District Court system, not Las Vegas Justice Court, Municipal Court, or a private record-search website.
The official Probate Department page lists probate commissioners, department contact information, forms, FAQs, approved lists, links, resources, and hearing-calendar guidance. The Clerk of the Court maintains court records and provides online access for many records from 1990 to the present.
Use the official Probate Department page for probate commissioners, hearing rules, forms, resources, and contact information.
Use the Clerk of the Court records portal for case-search and document-access paths where available.
Probate and wills are listed under civil filings maintained by the Clerk of the Court for the Eighth Judicial District Court.
Use the Civil Law Self-Help Center and Clark County Law Library for probate information and form guidance.
How to Search Las Vegas Probate Court Records Online
The Eighth Judicial District Court filing page states that online court inquiry is available for District Court records dating from 1990 to the present. Probate is listed among the civil case types maintained by the Clerk of the Court.
Start with the official Clark County court portal
Use the official court records portal or case inquiry tools to search by case number, estate name, party name, decedent name, or filing detail.
Confirm the case type
Probate, wills, trusts, guardianships, civil matters, and family records may be routed differently. Confirm that the result is the correct probate or will-related record.
Check case documents or request copies
Online search may identify the case, but certified copies or full documents may require a direct request through the Clerk of the Court.
Verify older or restricted records
If a record does not appear online, it may be older, indexed differently, sealed, confidential, or not available through the portal you searched.
How to Find a Will Filed in Clark County, Nevada
The Clark County Law Library FAQ explains that the Eighth Judicial District Court Probate page provides a Combined Wills Index for wills filed before July 13, 2009. It also explains that wills filed after July 13, 2009 may be found by searching Family Records online by party name, or by using Civil, Criminal, Family, and Probate Case Search and selecting Family Records.
Use the Combined Wills Index listed from the Eighth Judicial District Court Probate resources.
Search Family Records online by party name or use the broader court case-search path and choose Family Records.
Search using the testator’s full legal name, alternate spellings, date range, or related filing information.
If you need an official copy of a will or filing, contact the Clerk of the Court for copy and certification requirements.
Starting Probate, Estate Administration or Trust Proceedings in Las Vegas
The Probate Commissioners handle probate and trust administration matters in the District Court. Probate may involve estate administration, personal representatives, petitions, orders, creditor issues, trust administration, disputes, sales, notices, and hearings.
Use this path when an estate must be opened, administered, transferred, or closed through probate court.
Use this path when a will has been filed, must be located, or needs to be connected to an estate proceeding.
Probate Commissioners also handle trust administration matters and disputes arising in the District Court.
The Probate Department page describes sales calendars and probate sales hearing timing.
Las Vegas Probate Forms and Self-Help Resources
The Probate Department page links to forms, FAQs, approved lists, links, and resources. The Civil Law Self-Help Center provides probate guidance, and the Clark County Law Library can help users locate forms and legal information, though court and library staff cannot provide legal advice.
Probate Department
Use for court probate FAQs, forms, approved lists, links, and Probate Department contact details.
Open Probate PageCivil Law Self-Help
Use for plain-language probate information, packets, and filing guidance for self-represented users.
Open Probate Self-HelpClark County Law Library
Use for legal form indexes, probate information, research help, and official FAQ links.
Open Legal FormsLas Vegas Probate Filing Fees, E-Filing and Clerk Filing Rules
The Eighth Judicial District Court filing page states that filing fees are required before documents can be filed by the Clerk of the Court, and that fees are set by the Nevada State Legislature or County Commission and may change without prior notice. It also lists Odyssey File & Serve for online filing and service.
Check the current Clerk filing fee list before filing probate or wills-related documents.
The Clerk’s Office accepts cash, checks, cashier checks, money orders, debit cards, and Visa or MasterCard, subject to restrictions.
Odyssey File & Serve is listed as the online filing and service system for District Court filings.
Electronic filing can use full case number or party search to access a case and begin filing and service.
Las Vegas Probate Hearings, Approved List and Courtroom Checks
The Probate Department page states that probate court is held on Wednesday and Friday mornings each week, except holidays and other designated evidentiary-hearing times. The sales calendar starts at 9:30 a.m., followed by the hearing calendar at 9:45 a.m. The page also says probate does not have an assigned courtroom, so users should check the Approved List for courtroom location before attending.
Probate court is generally held Wednesday and Friday mornings, except holidays and special designations.
The sales calendar starts at 9:30 a.m. according to the Probate Department page.
The hearing calendar follows at 9:45 a.m. according to the Probate Department page.
Probate does not have an assigned courtroom, so check the Approved List before attending.
Official Las Vegas Probate Court Links
Probate Department
Main official page for Clark County Probate Department information, forms, FAQs, approved list, and contacts.
Open Probate DepartmentClerk Filing Page
Official filing page for civil case types, probate, wills, fees, e-filing, and records access.
Open Filing PageCivil Law Self-Help Center
Probate guidance and self-help information for users handling probate without a lawyer.
Open Probate Self-HelpClark County Law Library FAQ
Official FAQ guidance for finding wills and probate-related resources in Clark County.
Open Law Library FAQOdyssey File & Serve
Online filing and service system listed by the Clerk filing page for District Court filings.
Open E-FilingLas Vegas Probate Court Map and Location
The official Probate Department page lists the Probate Department at Phoenix Building, 330 South 3rd Street, Las Vegas, NV 89101. The Clerk civil counter for filings is listed at the Regional Justice Center, 200 Lewis Avenue, Las Vegas. Confirm which location applies before visiting.
Las Vegas Probate Court FAQs
Where is Las Vegas Probate Court located?
The official Probate Department page lists the location as Phoenix Building, 330 South 3rd Street, Las Vegas, NV 89101.
What is the Las Vegas Probate Court phone number?
The Probate Department contact number listed by the Eighth Judicial District Court is (702) 455-2650. The listed email is probate@clarkcountycourts.us.
Which court handles probate in Las Vegas?
Probate matters in Las Vegas are handled through the Eighth Judicial District Court for Clark County, Nevada, specifically the Probate Department and Probate Commissioners.
How do I search Las Vegas probate case records?
Use the official Clark County Courts records portal or case inquiry resources. The Clerk filing page states that online court inquiry is available for District Court records from 1990 to present.
How do I find a will filed in Clark County?
The Clark County Law Library FAQ says wills filed before July 13, 2009 can be checked through the Combined Wills Index on the Probate page. Wills filed after July 13, 2009 may be searched through Family Records online by party name.
When are Las Vegas probate hearings?
The Probate Department page states that probate court is held on Wednesday and Friday mornings except holidays. The sales calendar starts at 9:30 a.m., followed by the hearing calendar at 9:45 a.m.
Can I file probate documents online in Clark County?
Yes. The Clerk filing page lists Odyssey File & Serve for online filing and service, and says the system allows parties to search by full case number or party search to access a case and begin electronic filing.