Learn the six basic steps to filing a "summary" eviction case, along with tips for correctly serving the tenant and providing the required documents to the court.  CAUTION!  Unless your tenant has surrendered or abandoned possession of the rental property, you must file an eviction case in order to remove the tenant!  (NRS 118A.480.)  If you lock the tenant out of the property, use force or threats to remove the tenant, or terminate the tenant's utilities or services, you could be sued by the tenant and punished by the court. 

Step 1:  CHOOSE CORRECT EVICTION NOTICE

Step 2: SERVE THE CORRECT EVICTION NOTICE ON TENANT

 Step 3:  SERVE THE SECOND EVICTION NOTICE ON TENANT, IF 

NECESSARY

 Step 4:  FILE A COMPLAINT AND SUPPORTING DOCUMENTS WITH THE JUSTICE COURT

Step 5:  ATTEND A HEARING, IF NECESSARY

Step 6:  MAKE ARRANGEMENTS WITH THE CONSTABLE TO REMOVE THE TENANT

**HOW EVICTIONS WORK: EVICTION FLOWCHARTS**