Fees

Depending on the reason for your decision to evict your tenant this notice may be a 7, 5, or 30-day notice. Some evictions require a secondary notice to be served prior to eviction. Some notices require a tenant’s right clause to be printed on it. A Licensed Process Server or Constable must serve the notice.

At the expiration of the notice excluding the date of service, weekends and holidays. The court will allow us to file for for summary eviction with the court of proper jurisdiction CCE will require a copy of your lease to proceed.

The tenant may contest the notice and file an answer with the court within the time indicated on your notice. If this is the case a hearing will be set within 30 days and we can attend and argue the case at the hearing or you may wish to represent yourself. 

If no answer by tenant after the notice is served the Court will sign the order and authorize the 24 hour lockout. A 24 hour notice is served to the tenant requiring the tenant to vacate the premises within 24 hours. (If notice served on Fri. the lockout would occur on next business day)

After the 24hour notice is served the Constable will return to the property and remove the tenants. All access doors to the property must have the locks changed at the time of lockout. We contract with a respectable locksmith and they can bill you for the charge depending on number of locks required to change.

NV PILB Lic. #1478