NV · rules
FJDCR 3.19
Ex parte and emergency motions
(a) Showing of emergency. The first paragraph of an ex parte or emergency motion must state specific facts that show:
(1) An emergency that justifies the court proceeding without the other party being given notice and an opportunity to respond; and
(2) Specific facts showing what efforts have been made to notify the other party, or specific facts showing that justice requires the other party not be given notice. All alleged facts must be supported by affidavit, declaration, or other admissible evidence.
(b) Proposed orders. Proposed orders for ex parte or emergency motions must include a line for the court to write in the date upon which the party obtaining the order must serve the order on the other party.
History
[Added; effective January 1, 2020.]
Provenance
- Source
- leg.state.nv.us
- Retrieved
- 2026-09-24
- Edition
- 2026-09-24
- Content hash
d14ae8fd96cf4aef9b119cef70b9320f8cac5b009c36d6b408f3a36a8cd18e10
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