Nevada Superior Court Courtesy Copy Requirements
9 rules from official source documents
When and how to deliver courtesy copies to chambers, including triggers, timing, and formatting.
CRITICAL
At a hearing or trial, parties must be prepared to provide copies of all relevant pleadings, proofs of service, and earlier orders relied upon or sought to be modified.
Parties shall also be prepared to provide to the court at the hearing or trial copies of all pleadings, proofs of service and earlier orders relied upon or sought to be modified.
CRITICAL
In conservatorship and guardianship filings, the petitioner or moving party and any responding or objecting party must serve an extra copy on the court investigator and file proof of service with the clerk.
For all filings in conservatorships and guardianships, including initial petitions and subsequent petitions and motions, the petitioner or moving party and any party responding or objecting shall serve an extra copy on the court investigator and file a proof of service with the clerk’s office.
CRITICAL
A party must bring three copies of each document it will offer at a hearing or trial.
Parties shall bring to the court three copies of any document to be offered at the hearing or trial.
CRITICAL
A document whose original must be filed on paper must also have an electronic courtesy copy submitted.
For original documents required to be filed on paper, an electronic courtesy copy must be submitted.
CRITICAL
When the total submitted pages exceed 50, a printed courtesy copy and proof of electronic submission must be provided on the same day as the electronic filing.
Regardless of the time of electronic submission, a printed courtesy copy (along with proof of electronic submission) is required for submissions where the total pages submitted – including notice, points and authorities, declarations, judicial notice requests, separate statements, exhibits, appendices, table of contents, etc. – exceed fifty (50) pages. The printed courtesy copy shall be provided the same day the electronic copy is submitted.
CRITICAL
An electronic courtesy copy must accompany submission of any original document that must be filed in paper, and the paper original must be filed within 10 business days.
For original documents required to be filed in paper, an electronic courtesy copy must be submitted. The original must be filed within ten (10) business days pursuant to California Rules of Court, rule 2.252. For a current list of original documents required, visit the court’s website.
CRITICAL
A printed courtesy copy is required for submissions exceeding 50 pages and must be provided on the same day the electronic copy is submitted.
required for submissions where the total pages submitted – including notice, points and authorities, declarations, judicial notice requests, separate statements, exhibits, appendices, table of contents, etc. – exceed fifty (50) pages. The printed courtesy copy shall be provided the same day the electronic copy is submitted.
WARNING
Parties must be prepared to provide copies at a hearing or trial of all pleadings, proofs of service, and earlier orders they rely upon or seek to modify.
Parties shall also be prepared to provide to the court at the hearing or trial copies of all pleadings, proofs of service and earlier orders relied upon or sought to be modified.
WARNING
A party must bring three copies of each document it will offer at a hearing or trial.
Parties shall bring to the court three copies of any document to be offered at the hearing or trial.
Are courtesy copies required in Nevada Superior Court?
Courtesy-copy rule applies for pleadings, proofs of services, and orders. At a hearing or trial, parties must be prepared to provide copies of all relevant pleadings, proofs of service, and earlier orders relied upon or sought to be modified.
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