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Nevada Revised Statutes

Chapter 19

Nev. Rev. Stat. ch. 19

Fees

19.003Definitions 19.007“Clerk of the court” defined 19.010“Folio” defined 19.013Clerks 19.016Additional fee for filing and recording bond of notary public: Technology in office of county clerk 19.020Commencement of civil action; administration of estate; appeal from Justice Court 19.030Additional fees in civil actions: State General Fund 19.0302Additional fees in civil actions: Special account for benefit of district court; certain amount to be remitted to organization that operates legal services in larger counties 19.0303Additional fees in civil actions: Programs for court security 19.031Additional fees in civil actions: Programs for legal aid 19.0312Additional fees in civil actions: Pro bono programs and programs for abused or neglected children and victims of domestic violence 19.0313Additional fees in civil actions: Programs of mediation in cases involving custody or visitation of child; neighborhood justice centers 19.03135Additional fees in civil actions: Programs for prevention and treatment of substance use disorders 19.0315Additional fees in civil actions: Programs for alternative dispute resolution 19.033Additional fees in action for dissolution of marriage or termination of domestic partnership 19.0333Additional fees for filing certain motions or papers after final order in action for dissolution of marriage: Special account for benefit of district court 19.0335Additional fees in civil action involving multiple parties 19.034Reduced fees for adoption of child with special needs or petition relating to agreement for postadoptive contact 19.035Fees not to be charged or collected for services rendered certain governments or officers 19.040Table to be posted 19.050Clerks to receive costs of publication 19.060Payment in advance 19.070Limitation on fees charged by clerks 19.080Clerks to keep fee books or electronic records 19.090Monthly financial statements of clerks 19.110Clerks prohibited from taking more or greater fees than authorized by law