Nevada Superior Court Filing Rules

A written request for ex parte relief must state the relief requested, include the case caption, provide a declaration making the required factual and legal showing and addressing notice, and include a proposed order.

The moving papers, notice declaration, and any responding papers should be served on all other counsel as early as practicable when possible.

A request for telephonic appearance by a principal, decision maker, or adjuster must be submitted at least ten court days before the mandatory settlement conference together with the mandatory settlement conference statement.

An unopposed motion to continue a trial date must include mutually acceptable future trial dates agreed to by all parties.

Electronically submitted documents must satisfy Code of Civil Procedure section 1010.6(b) and California Rules of Court, rule 2.250 et seq.

The combined motions-in-limine document must use consecutively numbered paragraphs for each motion.

The Court may require current Income and Expense Declarations or an application for waiver of additional court fees under specified circumstances.

Parties must be prepared to provide copies at a hearing or trial of all pleadings, proofs of service, and earlier orders they rely upon or seek to modify.

When sanction-based fees are requested, both parties must submit their final settlement offer and any response to the clerk in a sealed envelope at the start of trial.

A stricter California Rules of Court page limit takes precedence over the local page limits.

The clerk may grant a law-and-motion continuance by telephone when the moving party confirms service and both parties agree to a specific court-acceptable date.

Parties must meet and confer at least 15 minutes before the calendar call to resolve or clarify issues, except for Domestic Violence Prevention Act order requests and cases involving a protected person under an order of protection.

Unless the court authorizes otherwise, response filings are limited to an opposition with supporting documents and a reply with supporting documents, and a surreply or other supplemental points require prior court authorization.