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Nevada probate notices announce executor appointments, property sales

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Douglas County, Nevada. Mary L. Booth was appointed executor of the estates of Patsy M. Jackson and Daryl W. Jackson on March 31, 2026; Dana Novotny is identified as trustee of the Gloria (Gladys) Doheny Revocable Living Trust following the settlor’s April 8, 2026 death; and a private sale of property belonging to the estate of Lloyd Lee Taylor was scheduled for July 26, 2026. The notices, published beginning July 4, 2026, set 90‑day windows for creditors to file claims and state the sale is subject to court confirmation; attorneys listed include Madison M. Penniman and Kennedy E. Lee of Lee Kiefer & Park, LLP, and Sue S. Matuska of Messing Adam Jasmine & Shore, LLP, with procedures and addresses provided for filing offers and claims.

Prepared by Emily Rhodes and reviewed by editorial team.

Timeline of Events

July 7, 1993: Gloria (Gladys) Doheny executes revocable living trust.
2. November 13, 2022: Patsy M. Jackson dies (date in notice).
3. October 8, 2025: Daryl W. Jackson dies (date in notice).
4. March 31, 2026: Mary L. Booth qualified as executor of Jackson estates.
5. June 26, 2026: Notice filed for private sale of Lloyd Lee Taylor property; sale set for July 26, 2026.

Why This Matters to You

Probate notices impact your community. They signal changes in property ownership and can hint at upcoming sales. If you're a creditor of these estates, you have a 90-day window to file claims. Keep an eye on local notices to stay informed.

The Bottom Line

Probate processes can be complex but they're part of life's cycle. They ensure a deceased person's assets are properly managed and debts paid. If you're involved in such a case, consult a trusted attorney. Worth forwarding if you know someone navigating probate.