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Hi, You want to evict someone from your house So you need 30 day eviction notice. These are generally reserved for month-to-month tenants. This informs the tenant that his/her lease is being terminated, and that he/she has 30 calendar days to vacate. If the tenant fails to vacate, the landlord can then initiate eviction proceedings by serving a 5-Day Notice of Unlawful Detainer, or file a complaint for summary eviction. Some days before one of my friend faced some problem in Las Vegas by landlords and by the help of Rocket Eviction, his problem solved. They provide quick, efficient Nevada eviction services for apartment complex owners, high-rise condominium owners and other multi-family rentals in Clark County, Nevada. Thanks.

In Nevada, you must be elected Justice of the Peace to one of our Justice Courts. Each city chartered by the Nevada legislature has a justice court that presides over matters within the boundaries of that city (contrast with the district courts, which preside over matters within the boundaries of their county). Under the JCRCP (Justice Court Rules of Civil Procedure) there are three types of actions; “civil actions”, “summary eviction actions”, and “small claims actions”. There are also quirky areas within the Nevada Revised Statutes that confer subject-matter jurisdiction to the justice courts (e.g. “towing complaints”).A Justice of the Peace presides over actions assigned to their judicial department, of which a great multitude will be “small claims actions”.On occasion, a “Senior Justice”, or a “Justice Pro Tem” will be assigned to rule on cases to help with a caseload or when an elected Justice of the Peace is unavailable. These are temporary situations which I won’t elaborate on any further. Also, the Las Vegas Justice Court Rules of Civil Procedure empower “Small Claims Referees” to sort of screen “small claims actions” so that the elected Justices of the Peace aren’t overwhelmed by the massive caseload.

What happens if a landlord does not show for an eviction trial?As always, these things may vary by state.In Nevada, the landlord doesn’t NEED to show up for an eviction hearing UNLESS it’s for any reason except non-payment AND the tenant filed an answer/appeal.In a non-payment eviction, the burden of proof of payment is on the tenant, so the landlord (or his representative) doesn’t need to be there. No proof = summary eviction.If the eviction is for cause other than non-payment (lease violation, for instance), then the landlord/representative SHOULD be there because the burden of proof is on him. He must provide satisfactory evidence to the judge that a) proper notice was given for the tenant to cure the default and b) the tenant failed to do so. If no one from the landlord’s side shows up, it’s POSSIBLE the judge will dismiss the eviction. Not required, if he was already given enough proof, but possible. Here in Las Vegas, the judge was not given the evidence when we evicted a dangerous tenant two months ago. We had to bring it to court with us. So it’s wise to show up in this type of eviction.