If I want to rent out a property as a private landlord, must I inform those I reject as to WHY I did so?

There is no Nevada law of which I am aware that requires you to tell an applicant as to why they were rejected. As some of the other answers note,...

You want to look at Nevada Rule of Civil Procedure 4(c), not the Nevada Revised Code. You can google it, NRCP 4 will come right up. I have to...

What does "10 days stayed" mean in the context of a child support payment in a court in Nevada, where 25 days in jail is max

It is hard to tell with 100% certainty without reading the actual order, but it does sound like he was sentenced to 10 days of jail for failure to...

Can we use a different circuit's citation in our motions?

The answer is "yes." 9th curcuit cases are binding. Cases from other circuits are non binding but pursuasive. Be sure the case is "reported"...

Sorry to tell you, but Nevada law is very strict on this issue. If you did not file to renew the judgment within 6 years the judgment is expired...

What state do I ask advice for my state of Nevada or her state of Arizona

Sorry to hear your situation. By federal law and related state laws called the Uniform Child Custody Jurisdiction and Enforcement Act (UCCJEA),...

Can i get a writ of garnishment?

You will first have to file a Motion to Reduce Arrears to Judgment. This requires an accounting of the payments and arrears. The Judge signs the...

What can they do to my family out of state whom are collectively sending me cash, money orders,gifts etc,to pay for my expenses?

What you are saying is that your are "judgment proof" and I think you are just looking for confirmation that your analysis is correct. Nevada has...

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What can I do about a local judge damaging my reputation to others on a silver plater?

A Judge is likely immune from statements made in Court, but he or she is subject to the same rules of defamation outside of court as anyone else. ...

Can i sue someone for defamation of my eleven year old son with false accusations of molesting his niece n nephew, my grandchild

The answer is "yes" you can sue, but defamation cases are usually not easy. Allegations like this are defamatory per se, but the problem here is...