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Nevada Eviction Laws 2025: What Tenants and Landlords Need to Know

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Last updated: July 21, 2025 6:35 pm
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Navigating an eviction in Nevada—whether you’re a tenant facing removal or a landlord seeking to recover possession of your property—requires a clear understanding of Nevada’s updated eviction laws in 2025.

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🏠 Who Is Covered Under Nevada Eviction Laws?🔁 Common Legal Grounds for Eviction in Nevada📋 Step-by-Step Eviction Process in Nevada (2025)⏳ How Long Does the Eviction Process Take in Nevada?⚖️ Tenant Rights During Eviction🧾 COVID-19 and Post-Pandemic Updates (2025)🏚️ Can a Landlord Evict Without a Lease?🧠 Eviction Tips for Landlords👨‍⚖️ Do You Need a Lawyer?✅ Final Thoughts

In this guide, we’ll break down the types of evictions, notice requirements, legal procedures, tenant protections, and frequently asked questions under NRS Chapter 118A.


🏠 Who Is Covered Under Nevada Eviction Laws?

The laws apply to residential rental agreements, including:

  • Month-to-month and week-to-week tenants
  • Tenants with written or verbal lease agreements
  • Holdover tenants (those staying after a lease ends)

Commercial leases follow different procedures.


🔁 Common Legal Grounds for Eviction in Nevada

Reason for EvictionRequired Notice TypeDays Required
Nonpayment of rent7-Day Pay or Quit Notice7 calendar days
Lease violation (curable)5-Day Notice to Cure or Quit5 judicial days
Illegal activity3-Day Unlawful Detainer Notice3 judicial days
No cause (month-to-month)30-Day No Cause Notice30 calendar days
Nuisance/Threat to health/safety3-Day Nuisance Notice3 judicial days

📌 Judicial days exclude weekends and court holidays.


📋 Step-by-Step Eviction Process in Nevada (2025)

1. Serve the Correct Eviction Notice

Landlords must legally serve the proper notice form. This can be done via:

  • Personal service
  • Posting on the property + mailing
  • Certified mail

2. Wait for the Response Period

If the tenant does not comply (e.g., doesn’t pay rent, move out, or fix the violation), the landlord can move to file a formal Unlawful Detainer complaint in Justice Court.


3. File for Eviction in Justice Court

Include:

  • Copy of the rental agreement (if available)
  • Copy of the eviction notice and proof of service
  • Filing fee (varies by county)

Tenants will receive a court summons with a hearing date.


4. Attend the Eviction Hearing

  • Both parties can present evidence
  • The judge may grant an eviction order or dismiss the case
  • If the tenant fails to appear, a default judgment may be issued

5. Lockout and Sheriff’s Notice

If eviction is granted, the court issues a Writ of Execution. A constable or sheriff will then serve a 24-hour lockout notice.


⏳ How Long Does the Eviction Process Take in Nevada?

StageTimeline
Notice period3–30 days depending on reason
Court filing + hearing1–2 weeks after notice
Lockout by constableWithin 1–3 days after court approval

On average, an uncontested eviction may take 10–20 days. Contested cases can take longer.


⚖️ Tenant Rights During Eviction

  • Right to receive proper notice
  • Right to contest the eviction in court
  • Right to request a stay (delay) of eviction under specific circumstances (e.g., hardship)
  • Right to recover security deposit (less damages and unpaid rent)

🚫 Landlords cannot lock out tenants, shut off utilities, or remove belongings without a court order.


🧾 COVID-19 and Post-Pandemic Updates (2025)

As of 2025, pandemic-era eviction moratoriums have expired in Nevada. However, tenants may still be eligible for rental assistance through programs like:

  • Clark County CARES Housing Assistance Program
  • Nevada Housing Division Emergency Rental Assistance

Check with your local county or legal aid office for current resources.


🏚️ Can a Landlord Evict Without a Lease?

Yes — but only with proper notice:

  • 30-day notice for month-to-month
  • 7-day notice for week-to-week tenancies

Even without a lease, tenants are protected under Nevada landlord-tenant laws.


🧠 Eviction Tips for Landlords

TipWhy It Matters
Use written leasesMakes eviction faster and clearer
Serve notices properlyInvalid service = dismissed case
Avoid “self-help” evictionsIllegal and could result in fines
Keep detailed recordsNeeded if tenant contests eviction

👨‍⚖️ Do You Need a Lawyer?

  • Landlords: May not need an attorney for simple, uncontested evictions
  • Tenants: Strongly advised to consult a tenant rights lawyer if you’re facing eviction, especially if there’s a disability, retaliation, or discrimination involved

Free legal help may be available through:

  • Legal Aid Center of Southern Nevada
  • Nevada Legal Services

✅ Final Thoughts

Whether you’re a landlord trying to recover your property or a tenant trying to protect your rights, understanding Nevada eviction laws in 2025 is essential. Following the correct legal process ensures fairness, avoids delays, and reduces costly mistakes.

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