11JDCR 7.11

(a) Motions. A party filing a motion that includes a request for fees, allowances, temporary spousal support, child support, exclusive possession of a community residence, or any other financial issue must file a financial disclosure within 10 days after an opposition is filed. The court may decline to consider or may deny a motion that is not accompanied by a fully completed financial disclosure or impose other sanctions.

(b) Oppositions. A party filing an opposition to a motion that includes a request for fees, allowances, temporary spousal support, child support, exclusive possession of a community residence, or any other financial issue must file a financial disclosure within 10 days after filing the opposition. The court may decline to consider or to grant an opposition that is not accompanied by a completed financial disclosure or impose other sanctions.

(c) Financial disclosure forms. The financial disclosure forms found on the State of Nevada Self-Help Center website and the Eleventh Judicial District Court of Nevada website are the approved financial disclosure forms.

(d) Income of successor spouse or cohabitant. Income of a successor spouse of a party must be listed in that party’s financial disclosure in the “other income” section. If any party resides with an adult person other than a spouse, that party’s financial disclosure must state the dollar amount and value of other services that the cohabitant contributes to the filing party’s expenses.

(e) Waiver. The requirements of this rule may not be waived as to content or time except by order of the court for good cause shown.

(f) No effect on discovery. Filing and service of the financial declaration shall not supplant or limit the discovery that either party is entitled to under the NRCP.