Nevada Eviction Jurisdiction Clarification

Summary

Justice Courts in Nevada have jurisdiction over summary evictions, but formal evictions may require consultation with the specific court where the property is located. In Washoe County, District Court Rule 5 allows filings despite lack of form, but its advisable to include all required components, like an affirmation page, to avoid issues. Appeals from Justice Court to District Court are governed by NRS Chapter 189, with appeals conducted as a trial de novo. Self-represented parties must adhere to the same rules as attorneys. If an appeal is denied due to missing components, a motion for reconsideration can be filed within 10 days. For manufactured home evictions, NRS 118B.200 allows 10 days to vacate, but a motion for stay can be filed for more time. The Fair Housing Act prohibits discrimination in evictions.

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According to rule * of Nevada Justice Court civil procedure they are allowed to handle three types of cases one being summary evictions.. is it within their jurisdiction to handle formal evictions as well
Hi ****! To clarify and provide accurate information, can you please confirm if you are referring to the Nevada Revised Statutes or a specific rule within the Nevada Justice Court civil procedure? This will help me provide a more precise answer regarding their jurisdiction over formal evictions.
That would be a specific rule rule number two
Thank you for the clarification, ****. According to Rule * of the Nevada Justice Court Rules of Civil Procedure:
- Justice Courts have jurisdiction over summary evictions.
- For formal evictions, please consult with the court where the property is located, as jurisdiction may vary.
Would you like information on contacting your local Justice Court? If so, please provide your location.
How is jurisdiction determined in a case like that
Hi ****! In the context of evictions, jurisdiction is generally determined by:
- The location of the property in question.
- The specific rules and statutes of the state or local jurisdiction.
- The type of eviction (summary vs. formal).
Would you like information on contacting your local Justice Court? If yes, please provide your location.
Under the district Court rules rule * in Washoe county it states that the clerk cannot deny filing something because of lack of form. Does that mean they have to accept an opening brief without an affirmation page if it's turned in without one
Hi ****! To provide accurate information, can you please confirm if the affirmation page is a mandatory requirement for the opening brief under Washoe County District Court rules or any other specific court rule?
I don't know if it's mandatory or not I was hoping you could tell me
Hi ****! To provide you with accurate information, could you please confirm if you are filing the opening brief in Washoe County District Court, or is it for another court?
Yes it's in Washoe county district Court it's an appeal from the Sparks Justice Court in an eviction case
Hi ****! Under the Washoe County District Court rules, while Rule * states that the clerk cannot deny filing due to lack of form, it is still advisable to include all required components, such as the affirmation page, to avoid any issues.
Would you like information on contacting the Washoe County District Court?

Washoe County District Court


Phone: (*) *-*
Address: * Court Street, Reno, NV *
Website: www.washoecourts.com
Is there a Nevada supreme Court ruling on the affirmation page having to be attached
Hi ****! To my knowledge, there is no specific Nevada Supreme Court ruling mandating the attachment of an affirmation page to an opening brief. However, it's best to follow local court rules to avoid any complications. Would you like information on contacting the Washoe County District Court for further clarification?
Our appeal was denied in court because of the affirmation page was not attached to the opening brief.. how do I go about filing a dispute
Hi ****! To file a dispute regarding the denial of your appeal, you may consider the following steps:
- File a motion for reconsideration in the Washoe County District Court explaining the omission and requesting acceptance.
- Include the missing affirmation page with your motion.
Would you like information on contacting the Washoe County District Court?
How long after the appeal was denied do I have to file the dispute
Hi ****! The timeframe to file a motion for reconsideration or dispute after an appeal is denied can vary. Generally, you should act promptly.
Could you please confirm the date when your appeal was denied, or contact the Washoe County District Court for specific deadlines?

Washoe County District Court


Phone: (*) *-*
Website: www.washoecourts.com
Can you give me any district court statutes to cover the affirmation page
Hi ****! In Nevada, the requirement for an affirmation page typically falls under the local court rules rather than state statutes. For Washoe County District Court:
- Rule * allows filings despite lack of form but does not waive the need for required components.
- It's advisable to include the affirmation page to avoid issues.
Would you like information on contacting the Washoe County District Court for further details?
If a self-represented party in such a case ask to the judge for an extension so they can seek counsel and tells the judge that they were in over their heads, can the judge deny the continuance or do they have to allow you to get council. We were denied a continuance even though we were clearly unprepared and the plaintiff had an attorney.
Hi ****! Judges have discretion in granting or denying continuances. Generally, they consider factors like:
- Reason for the request
- Timing and impact on the case
- Fairness to both parties
If your request was denied, you could file a motion for reconsideration explaining why you need more time.
Would you like information on contacting the Washoe County District Court for further assistance?
And Washoe county Nevada, what rules of civil procedure of district court cover appeals from the Justice Court
Hi ****! In Washoe County, Nevada, appeals from the Justice Court to the District Court are generally governed by:
- Nevada Revised Statutes (NRS) Chapter *
- Nevada Justice Court Rules of Civil Procedure
- Washoe County District Court Local Rules
Would you like information on contacting the Washoe County District Court for further details?
Can you show me chapter * of the Nevada statutes that cover the appeals
Hi ****! Chapter * of the Nevada Revised Statutes (NRS) primarily covers the Justice Courts. For appeals, you might find relevant information in NRS Chapter *. Here are some key points:
- NRS *.*: Right to appeal
- NRS *.*: Notice of appeal
- NRS *.*: Procedure on appeal
Would you like more detailed information on any of these sections?
Yes can you provide information on all three of those key points
Hi ****! Here are the key points from NRS Chapter *:
- **NRS *.*: Right to Appeal**
- Any party to a case in Justice Court may appeal to the District Court.
- **NRS *.*: Notice of Appeal**
- Notice of appeal must be filed within 10 days of the judgment.
- **NRS *.*: Procedure on Appeal**
- The appeal is conducted as a trial de novo in the District Court.
Would you like more detailed information on any of these sections?
Yes can you give me more information on the procedure of appeal
Hi ****! To understand the procedure of appeal in more detail, could you please confirm the specific aspect of the appeal procedure you're interested in? For example, are you looking for information on filing requirements, timelines, or the steps involved in the appeal process?
Is there anything specific about the procedure of appeal that refers to self-represented def
Hi ****! In Nevada, self-represented defendants in an appeal should be aware of the following:
- **NRS *.***: Appeals are conducted as a trial de novo.
- Self-represented parties must follow the same rules and procedures as attorneys.
- It is crucial to meet all filing deadlines and requirements.
Would you like information on contacting the Washoe County District Court for further details?
What is a trial denovo
Hi ****! A trial de novo is:
- A new trial conducted in the District Court.
- It is as if the original trial never happened.
- All evidence and testimony are presented again.
- The District Court makes its own determinations on the case.
Would you like more information on contacting the Washoe County District Court?
If a defendant didn't turn in the correct information on an answer to it eviction, and they did not turn in a pretrial conference report would that be grounds to say that they were not prepared for a trial to happen and get a continuance
Hi ****! Judges have the discretion to grant or deny continuances based on:
- The reason for the request.
- The timing and impact on the case.
- Fairness to both parties.
If you believe you were unprepared, you can file a motion for reconsideration explaining your need for more time.
Would you like information on contacting the Washoe County District Court for further assistance?
How long do you have to file a reconsideration motion
Hi ****! Generally, you must file a motion for reconsideration within 10 days after the judgment or order. However, it's best to check with the Washoe County District Court for specific deadlines.
Would you like information on contacting the Washoe County District Court for more details?
If you've waited too long to file the reconsideration motion, how do you go about getting the case brought back to court
Hi ****! If you've missed the deadline to file a reconsideration motion, you may consider:
- Filing a motion to vacate the judgment based on excusable neglect or other relevant grounds.
- Consulting the Washoe County District Court for specific procedures and requirements.
Would you like information on contacting the Washoe County District Court for further assistance?
Can you give me points and authorities on filing a motion to vacate the judgment based on excusable neglect
Hi ****! Here are some key points for filing a motion to vacate a judgment based on excusable neglect in Nevada:
- **Nevada Rules of Civil Procedure (NRCP) *(b)(*):** Allows a party to seek relief from a judgment due to mistake, inadvertence, surprise, or excusable neglect.
- **Timing:** The motion must be filed within a reasonable time, not exceeding six months after the judgment.
- **Requirements:** Show that the neglect was excusable and that you have a meritorious defense.
Would you like information on contacting the Washoe County District Court for further details?
Does not knowing the difference of the rules of civil procedure constitute excusable neglect
Hi ****! Generally, not knowing the rules of civil procedure does not usually constitute excusable neglect. Courts often expect parties to be aware of procedural rules, even if they are self-represented. However, you could still present your case and explain your situation.
Would you like information on contacting the Washoe County District Court for further assistance?
Does it make a difference to the judge if a person is losing their manufactured home and all their possessions because of not knowing the rules are civil procedure
Hi ****! Judges may consider the impact of their decisions on individuals, but they must also follow legal standards and procedures. It’s advisable to:
- Explain your situation clearly.
- Show any evidence of hardship.
- Consult with a legal advisor for tailored guidance.
Would you like information on contacting the Washoe County District Court for further assistance?
What can you do if you can't find a local attorney to represent you
Hi ****! If you can't find a local attorney to represent you, consider the following options:
- **Legal Aid Organizations:** They provide free or low-cost legal assistance.
- **Law School Clinics:** Law students supervised by attorneys offer legal help.
- **Self-Help Resources:** Many courts provide guides and forms for self-represented litigants.
Would you like information on contacting any specific legal aid organizations in your area?
Under the Nevada rules of appellate procedure, do I have 120 days to file My informal brief
Hi ****! According to the Nevada Rules of Appellate Procedure:
- **NRAP *(a)(*):** You generally have 120 days to file an informal brief after the notice of appeal is filed.
- This applies unless the court sets a different deadline.
Would you like more detailed information on this rule or any assistance with the filing process?
If the court gave 15 days to file the informal brief and the court clerk denied the brief that was filed because of no affirmation page, do I still have time within the 120 days to file the brief
Hi ****! If the court initially gave you 15 days and your brief was denied, it's essential to follow the court's specified timeline. You should:
- Contact the court clerk immediately to clarify if the *-day rule applies or if you need to follow a different deadline.
- Request an extension if necessary.
Would you like information on contacting the Washoe County District Court for further assistance?
Who would I contact with the Washoe county district Court for that information

Washoe County District Court


Phone: (*) *-*
Address: * Court Street, Reno, NV *
Website: www.washoecourts.com

Would you like more information on any specific procedure or assistance with your case?
Is there someone specific at the courthouse to talk to about that
Hi ****! You should contact the court clerk's office for questions about filing deadlines and extensions. They can provide you with the most accurate information and guide you to the right department if needed.
Would you like more information on contacting the Washoe County District Court for further assistance?
Are there any federal standards for owners of manufactured homes being evicted from rental lots having time to move their manufactured home after eviction
Hi ****! Federal standards regarding the time to move a manufactured home after eviction can be limited. Generally, state laws govern eviction procedures. In Nevada, you may need to follow local statutes and guidelines.
Would you like information on Nevada-specific rules for relocating a manufactured home after eviction?
Yes
Hi ****! Here are key points for Nevada-specific rules for relocating a manufactured home after eviction:
- **NRS 118B.*:** Landlord must provide written notice specifying the reason for eviction.
- **NRS 118B.*:** Evicted tenant has up to 10 days to remove the manufactured home.
Would you like more information on contacting the Washoe County District Court for further assistance?
It's impossible to vacate a manufactured home and move it within 10 days had you appeal that decision
Hi ****! You may consider the following steps if you find it impossible to vacate a manufactured home within 10 days:
- **File a Motion for Stay of Eviction:** Requesting additional time to move the home.
- **Include Reasons:** Explain why more time is needed, including logistical challenges.
Would you like more information on contacting the Washoe County District Court to assist with this?
How can a landlord follows *-day no cause eviction for a mobile home on rented land and have it turned into a formal eviction in court
Hi ****! Here are the steps a landlord in Nevada can take to convert a *-day no-cause eviction for a mobile home on rented land into a formal eviction:
- **Provide Written Notice**: Serve a *-day no-cause eviction notice.
- **File an Unlawful Detainer Complaint**: If the tenant does not vacate, file this complaint in the appropriate court.
- **Attend Court Hearing**: Present evidence supporting the eviction.
Would you like more information on contacting the Washoe County District Court for assistance with this process?
How does that court hearing turn into a trial with a permanent restitution all at once
Hi ****! A court hearing may turn into a trial with a permanent restitution order as follows:
- **Hearing**: Initial court session to review the case.
- **Trial**: If unresolved, the hearing may proceed to a trial where both parties present evidence.
- **Judgment**: The judge issues a ruling, which could include a permanent restitution order.
Would you like more detailed information on any part of this process?
Can all of the above processes be done in the same day
Hi ****! Yes, in some cases, the court may handle all these processes in the same day:
- **Hearing**: Reviewing the case.
- **Trial**: Presenting evidence.
- **Judgment**: Issuing a ruling, including a permanent restitution order.
The exact process may vary based on the court's schedule and case specifics. Would you like more information on contacting the Washoe County District Court for further assistance?
Does the fair housing act have anything that covers manufactured home owners renting lots for their homes
Hi ****! The Fair Housing Act does cover manufactured home owners renting lots for their homes. Key protections include:
- **Prohibition of Discrimination**: Based on race, color, national origin, religion, sex, familial status, and disability.
- **Reasonable Accommodations**: For tenants with disabilities.
Would you like more detailed information on any specific protections or assistance with your situation?
Is there anything about evictions
Hi ****! The Fair Housing Act provides protections for tenants, including those renting lots for manufactured homes. Here are key points about evictions:
- **Prohibition of Discrimination**: Landlords cannot evict based on race, color, national origin, religion, sex, familial status, or disability.
- **Reasonable Accommodations**: For tenants with disabilities.
Would you like more detailed information on any specific protections or assistance with your situation?