Court Rules

Nevada Superior Court Filing Fees and Waivers

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Filing fees, payment methods, fee waiver requirements, deferrals, and clerk payment rules. This page is scoped to Nevada Superior Court; use the court rules overview to switch categories without leaving this court.

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Applies to
Proposed judgment

An updated fee-waiver application must accompany a proposed judgment when one or both parties have not paid filing fees.

An updated application for fee waiver must be submitted with the proposed judgment if filing fees have not been paid by one or both of the parties.

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Applies to
Jury fees

Jury fees must be paid by the initial case-management-conference date, and failure to deposit them timely results in a statutory waiver of trial by jury.

Pursuant to Code of Civil Procedure Section 631, jury fees shall be paid on or before the date scheduled for the initial case management conference. Failure to timely deposit jury fees results in a statutory waiver of trial by jury.

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Applies to
Proposed judgment

An updated fee-waiver application must accompany the proposed judgment when one or both parties have not paid filing fees.

An updated application for fee waiver must be submitted with the proposed judgment if filing fees have not been paid by one or both of the parties.

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The court may review fee waivers and require a current income and expense declaration or an application for waiver of additional court fees in the listed circumstances.

The court may review waivers of court fees and require a party to file a current Income and Expense Declarations or application for waiver of additional court fees under the following circumstances:

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The court may require payment of fees that were previously waived when appropriate.

The court may require the payment of previously waived fees as appropriate.

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The Court may require current Income and Expense Declarations or an application for waiver of additional court fees under specified circumstances.

require a party to file a current Income and Expense Declarations or application for waiver of additional court fees under the following circumstances:

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Previously waived court fees may be required for payment when the Court determines it appropriate.

The Court may require the payment of previously waived fees as appropriate.

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An EFSP or EFM may charge a filing-related fee, but the fee is waived for government entities and litigants who received a fee waiver.

There may be a fee charged by the Electronic Filing Service Provider (EFSP) or Electronic Filing Manager (EFM). These fees are waived for government entities and any litigant who has received a fee waiver.

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Applies to
Electronic filing

EFSP or EFM fees may apply, but they are waived for government entities and litigants with a fee waiver, and criminal filings have no filing fees.

There may be a fee charged by the Electronic Filing Service Provider (EFSP) or Electronic Filing Manager (EFM). These fees are waived for government entities and any litigant who has received a fee waiver. There are no fees for filings in criminal cases. Please contact the specific providers directly for further information.

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Applies to
Criminal case filing

No filing fees apply to criminal-case filings.

There are no fees for filings in criminal cases.

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Applies to
Subpoena

Pursuant to Government Code Section 68097.2, the required fee must be tendered to the court with the subpoena.

Summary: A required fee must be tendered to the court when serving the subpoena.

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Applies to
Default judgment or uncontested judgment ?

If fees have been previously waived as to either party, an updated fee waiver application for BOTH parties, or the payment of fees by either party having the ability to do so.

Summary: If fees were previously waived for either party, an updated fee-waiver application for both parties is required unless a party able to pay pays the fees.

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Applies to
Court file containing juvenile court order ?

Pursuant to Welfare & Institutions Code section 362.4, there shall be no filing fee.

Summary: No filing fee is required for the court-created file containing a copy of the Juvenile Court order.

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Applies to
Juvenile Court order ?

Pursuant to Welfare & Institutions Code Section 362.4, there shall be no filing fee.

Summary: No filing fee is required for the court file containing the Juvenile Court order.

Common questions about Nevada Superior Court filing fees and waivers rules

Are filing fees or waivers addressed in Nevada Superior Court?

The rule identifies fee waiver availability. An updated fee-waiver application must accompany a proposed judgment when one or both parties have not paid filing fees.

View ruleOfficial source Source: page 56, section Chapter 4 — Civil Procedure

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