Las Vegas, NV
Tax Lawyer at Las Vegas, NV
Practice Areas: Tax, Contracts & Agreements, Estate Planning
You would sue in Las Vegas. But you'll want to make sure he has money still (or at least assets) or you'll be spending good money chasing bad...
You can pay or not pay. A letter does not create an obligation. However, there are consequences for each of your choices. It is hard to predict...
There are rules that address this. Generally you are entitled to any of the relief set forth in NRCP 37, which provides broad discretion to the...
As a general rule, you must have an ongoing lawsuit and be in the discovery period to compel certain discovery. The discovery period begins when...
Usually no, but it depends both on the language of the settlement agreement and the court rules. Was a complaint ever filed? Was a case ever...
That's exactly what the court does. The court will determine whether the contract is valid and enforceable, and if so, to what extent. It will...
You can always sue. But is it worth it for $285? Maybe, but only if you represent yourself and you sue in small claims. Except that you don't have...
It depends. Has the contract already been signed? NRS 624 governs when a contract can be terminated for failure to work. Consult with a...
If they give you notice, you don't have to give them notice. But make sure you record the notice as part of your recording. Nevada is an all-party...
This is more of a policy question for an insurance company than a legal question. I'm sure they'd be happy to take your money. Call and ask.
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