Section 155.0967 - Jurisdiction over assets of estate or trust of decedent; jurisdiction over certain persons; sanctions1. In a proceeding involving the estate of a decedent or a testamentary trust, the court has jurisdiction over the assets of the estate or trust as a proceeding in rem.2. In addition to any other basis for claiming jurisdiction over a person, the court has personal jurisdiction over each person:(a) Who is appointed as a personal representative by the court;(b) Whose appointment as a trustee is confirmed by the court;(c) Who files with the court a petition, a motion, other than a motion for dismissal for lack of jurisdiction, an objection or a joinder to a petition or motion;(d) Who makes an appearance at a hearing of a proceeding involving the estate of a decedent or a testamentary trust, unless the appearance is made solely for the purpose of objecting to the jurisdiction of the court; or(e) Who is a party to a proceeding commenced by a petition filed pursuant to NRS 153.031 if notice is given pursuant to NRS 155.010.3. Sanctions against a person that are imposed by the court pursuant to any provision of law or the terms of a will or testamentary trust are limited to that person's interest in the estate or trust unless the court has personal jurisdiction over that person.Added to NRS by 2015, 3533Added by 2015, Ch. 524,§25, eff. 10/1/2015.