Abstract of Judgment in Nevada: How to Put a Lien on the Debtor's Property
How to file an Abstract of Judgment with the Nevada County Recorder to create a real property lien — fees, duration, and the $605,000 homestead exemption.
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Alternatives to Hiring a Collections Attorney for a Nevada Small Claims Judgment
Five alternatives to paying a collections attorney to enforce your Nevada small claims judgment — from self-service guides to judgment buyers and collection agencies.
Best Way to Collect a Small Claims Judgment in Nevada Without Legal Experience
No legal background? Here's the best approach to enforcing and collecting your Nevada small claims judgment, step by step, without hiring an attorney.
How to Collect an Unpaid Nevada Small Claims Judgment Without a Lawyer
Step-by-step walkthrough of collecting a Nevada small claims judgment on your own — enforcement tools, costs, timelines, and when to consider hiring help.
Collecting a Judgment in Nevada: What to Do After You Win Small Claims
Won your Nevada small claims case but haven't been paid? Step-by-step guide to collecting your judgment using writs, garnishments, bank levies and liens.
Constable vs Sheriff in Nevada: Who Serves Your Writ and What It Costs
Nevada uses both constables and sheriffs for judgment enforcement. Learn the difference, fee schedules, and which officer to deliver your execution packet to.
Nevada Bank Levy After Small Claims Judgment: How to Freeze a Debtor's Account
How to levy a bank account in Nevada after a small claims judgment — the one-time freeze process, exempt funds, and what the bank does with your writ.
Nevada Judgment Collection Guide vs Hiring a Collections Attorney
Should you hire a collections attorney or use a step-by-step guide to collect your Nevada small claims judgment? A direct comparison of cost, control, and timeline.
Nevada Judgment Collection Guide vs Free Court Self-Help Forms
Free court forms or a paid collection guide? What Nevada's free self-help resources cover, where they fall short, and when a structured guide is worth it.
Nevada Judgment Debtor Examination: How to Force a Debtor to Reveal Assets
How to file a Motion for Examination of Judgment Debtor in Nevada — the court order, service rules, what to ask, and what happens if the debtor doesn't show.
Nevada Judgment Exemptions: What a Creditor Can and Can't Take
Complete list of assets protected from judgment collection in Nevada under NRS 21.090 — homestead, wages, bank accounts, vehicles, household goods and more.
How to Renew a Judgment in Nevada Before It Expires
Nevada judgments expire after 6 years. Learn the 90-day renewal window, affidavit requirements under NRS 17.214, and how to extend your real property lien.
Nevada Post-Judgment Interest Rate: How to Calculate What You're Owed
Nevada post-judgment interest accrues at the prime rate plus 2% under NRS 17.130, adjusted every January and July. Here's how to calculate and recover it.
Nevada Small Claims Appeal Period: When You Can Start Collecting
After winning a Nevada small claims case, enforcement may begin when judgment is entered unless a stay takes effect. Here are the appeal deadline and what triggers a stay.
Nevada Wage Garnishment After Judgment: Limits, Forms and Process
How to garnish wages in Nevada after winning a small claims judgment — the 180-day writ, withholding caps under NRS 31.295, and employer delivery steps.
Nevada Writ of Execution for Small Claims: How to Get and Serve One
Step-by-step guide to obtaining a Writ of Execution from a Nevada Justice Court and delivering it to the constable or sheriff for enforcement.
Personal Property Seizure After a Nevada Judgment: Vehicles, Equipment and Cash Registers
How to seize a debtor's personal property in Nevada after a small claims judgment — vehicle levies, business equipment, officer deposits and exemption limits.
Satisfaction of Judgment in Nevada: How to Close Your Case After Getting Paid
Once your Nevada judgment is paid in full, you must file a Satisfaction of Judgment. Here's the form, the County Recorder lien release, and the penalty for skipping it.
Does an Unpaid Judgment Affect Credit in Nevada?
How unpaid Nevada judgments interact with credit reports, why public records no longer appear on consumer reports, and what enforcement tools actually work.