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Small Claims. Click here for an overview of the small claim process. Going to Small Claims Court. Suing someone in Small Claims. Being Sued in Small Claims. Mediation. Small Claims Self Help Videos courtesy of the Civil Law Self Help Center. To begin e-filing click the following link: efilenv.com.
- Small Claims Forms
Small Claims Forms. For information about how to fill out...
- Small Claims FAQ
Small Claims court is designed to help parties to solve...
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Civil Division. The Civil Division of Las Vegas Justice...
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Small Claims Forms. For information about how to fill out and file court forms, read Basics of Court Forms and Filings at the Civil Law Self Help Center located at the Regional Justice Center or you may visit the Clark County Law Library for assistance.
Small Claims court is designed to help parties to solve their dispute quickly and without the assistance of the attorney. To learn more about Small Claims, please click the following link: https://www.civillawselfhelpcenter.org/self-help/small-claims/overview-of-small-claims
Civil Division. The Civil Division of Las Vegas Justice Court Township is by far the busiest division of the court. The Civil Division is divided into four (4) areas; Small Claims, Civil Actions, Evictions and Protection Orders. Small Claims actions have a monetary limit of $10,000.00.
You might also find forms relating to small claims on the following websites or on an individual justice court's website. Click to visit Justice Courts . Las Vegas Justice Court
If you have a small claims case in the Las Vegas Justice Court, that court has developed its own small claims forms and procedures, which differ from the other justice courts in Clark County. Make sure you are using the forms under Las Vegas Small Claims Forms.
Small claims court is a special proceeding designed to resolve disputes involving suits for money damages of $1 to $10,000 with less formality than a regular court proceeding. It's held within local justice courts and is presided over by a justice of the peace (JP).
