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If youre facing eviction in Nevada, landlords must give a 7-day notice for unpaid rent. If youve appealed, the court must hear your case within 10 days. Paying outstanding rent and fees should generally halt eviction. File a formal complaint with Nevadas Real Estate Division if the landlord still pursues eviction. Seek legal help and keep all payment proofs.

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Bk I. June I was late got a 7 day filed etc etc. Paid *
Hello MonicaDiaz, it sounds like you're dealing with a bankruptcy or eviction issue. Could you please clarify your situation a bit more? Are you facing eviction after filing for bankruptcy, or is there another issue at hand?
I'm fighti g an eviction as we speak I aooeked it I. The * last month . Any ways I. Aug I *
Hello MonicaDiaz, I understand you're facing eviction. In Nevada:
- Landlords must give a *-day notice for unpaid rent.
- If you've appealed, the court must hear your case within 10 days.
- Bankruptcy can halt eviction temporarily.
Can you confirm if you filed for bankruptcy?
No I haven't so I. August I paid * tostp eviction Cr date from Junes Mon payment. Si cual service said they pay for late charges ncrt fees& fees
Hello MonicaDiaz, if you've paid the outstanding rent and fees, your landlord generally shouldn't proceed with eviction. However, if they're still pursuing it:
- File a formal complaint with Nevada's Real Estate Division.
- Seek legal help.
- Keep all payment proofs.
Is there anything else you need help with?