Nevada Justice Courts Forms
Nevada Justice Courts are courts that handle various types of civil and criminal cases at a more localized level within the state of Nevada. These courts primarily handle matters such as small claims cases, landlord-tenant disputes, traffic violations, misdemeanor criminal cases, and preliminary hearings for felony cases. The Nevada Justice Courts aim to provide accessible and efficient justice to the residents of Nevada by resolving legal disputes and administering justice in a fair and impartial manner.
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This form is used for requesting a temporary halt to the eviction order in the state of Nevada.
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This document is used for requesting an extension of time to remain in possession of a property in Nevada. It is typically filed in cases involving eviction or foreclosure.
This type of document is used for requesting urgent relief when a tenant is unlawfully removed or excluded from a property, or when essential services are deliberately interrupted in Nevada.
This document is for requesting the release of a bond in Nevada. It is typically used when the conditions of the bond have been fulfilled or there is no longer a need for the bond.
This document is used for requesting permission to proceed with a legal case without paying the usual fees in the state of Nevada.
This document is used for requesting the cancellation of an order for summary eviction in the state of Nevada.
This document is used for contesting a personal property lien and requesting the return of personal property in the state of Nevada.
This document is used to request a court to pause or cancel an order for summary eviction in Nevada.
This document is used to formally appeal a court decision in the state of Nevada. It notifies the court and the other parties involved that the decision is being challenged and requests a review by a higher court.
This document provides a summary of the facts and relevant laws in support of an appeal in the state of Nevada.
This document is used to file a complaint for a summary eviction in Nevada. It is used by landlords to initiate legal proceedings to evict a tenant.
This document is used by a tenant in Nevada to provide their response and objections to an eviction.
This document is used for responding to a complaint regarding the unlawful detainer of a property in Nevada. It allows the defendant to address the allegations made in the complaint and provide their own arguments or defenses.
This document is for filing a formal complaint against someone for wrongfully keeping possession of a property in Nevada.
This document is used by tenants in Nevada to oppose a summary eviction. It allows tenants to present their arguments and reasons for why they should not be evicted.
