She can reach out to the public defender to see if she qualifies for representation. Just have her show the notice to the defender, and they'll be...

Does the defendant have to appear at a small claims hearing if it is filed against him, dba his corporation names?

You can send an attorney, but in small claims, you can also appear on behalf of your corporation if you own it.

Yes. You have to do the same thing an attorney would do, which is not easy if you aren't familiar with the courts. However, there are a lot of...

I paid for 2 servers.Can a person / entity be served twice with the same summons if i think the original attempt was botched?

Yes. If your first service is not valid, you can serve them again with the same summons and complaint.

I was subpoenaed to court and I don't want to show up what would happen?

Best case, nothing. Worst case, you get arrested, jailed, fined, and your license revoked.

Am I at a disadvantage when a defendant in small claims is represented by an attorney at hearing? I am in the right.......

You are absolutely at a disadvantage. If your case is strong, you have a decent chance of getting attorney's fees awarded based on NRS 18.010. Hire...

How do i find out the legal name of a witness I need to supoena in small claims suite that I know only by a nickname?

In a small claims case, your resources are limited. In a normal justice court case or district court case, you would be able to subpoena the...

When filing small claims in Las Vegas, against the owner of several businesses, do i name the defendant, then dba all the corps?

There is a difference between a dba and several corporations/businesses owned by the same person. If they are separate businesses, name them...

I am doing a civil suit I sent a copy of the complaint by certified mail to the defendant. The defendant did not send me a copy

The defendant did not send you a copy of what? Right now, the defendant has no obligations. You have to personally serve both the summons and...

Can a dealership rescind contract because they made a error in amount of trade in

Unfortunately, justice is expensive. If you're willing to pay an attorney, I'm sure you'll find one to take the case. It sounds like a contract...