The Nevada Guardians Acknowledgment of Duties and Responsibilities of the Estate is a document that outlines the roles and responsibilities of a guardian of an estate in the state of Nevada. This document outlines the duties and responsibilities, such as providing financial management, protecting assets, and making decisions in the best interests of the wards. There are two types of Nevada Guardians Acknowledgment of Duties and Responsibilities of the Estate: one for a guardian of an estate and one for a guardian of an adult. Both documents outline the duties and responsibilities of the guardian, such as filing an inventory of the estate, preparing an annual report, and obtaining court approval for any major decisions. The documents also explain the duties and responsibilities of the guardian in regard to financial management, including investing funds, paying bills, and preparing and filing tax returns. Additionally, the documents detail the guardian's responsibility to protect the ward's assets, such as maintaining the ward's property and other valuables, and making sure the ward's rights are protected.