Second Judicial District Court

To get in contact with your son's public defender, you will first need to know which Court his case is in. Contact the Washoe County Public Defender's Office if the case is with the Second Judicial District Court or Reno Justice Court. Contact the Reno Municipal Court Administrator if the case is with Reno Municipal Court.

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I don't know. I was just there for jury duty. Sorry

To check the status of your divorce case you may; visit our website and look under case inquiry, contact the court at telephone, visit the courthouse and use the public access terminals to view copies of court records, or if you sign up for electronic filing you are able to view your case documents from any location with internet and will receive updates in your case by email.

Fines can be paid by mail through the Filing Office at 75 Court Street, Reno, NV 89501. Payment must be made in the form of a money order or cashier's check made payable to Second Judicial District Court. Personal checks or cash are not accepted by mail. Please contact the Filing Office for more information.

Fines cannot be paid online. Fines can be paid in person or by mail at the Filing Office at 75 Court Street, Reno, NV 89501. Payment must be made in the form of a money order or cashier's check made payable to Second Judicial District Court. Personal checks or cash are not accepted by mail. Please contact the Filing Office for more information.

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I'm sorry I don't understand the question. But if it is regarding a case involving the airport it depends on the case. Could be Second Judicial District Court, Reno Justice it Reno Municipal Court which are all downtown at 1 S. Sierra St.

Call the clerks office, they should be able to tell you, or the attorney if they have one

You can go to the Washoe County Recorder's website and use the document search, it might be on there but if it's too old to be online then you can go down to the recorders office and get a copy

Contact the Alternate Public Defender's office.

You can request a records search at Reno Justice Court, criminal division and for more serious cases search the District Court Cases online at: washoecourts.com

You could call the clerks office and have them look up the case and let you know the cost for copies. Or if you sign uo for an efkex account you can access the dicuments online. Either way call the clerks office first. Take care.

I would call the clerks office first and they can look it up for you. You can also register for a free eflex account which will give you access to all the documents in the case, if its not too old.

The old court house on court street go through security down first Hall way through double glass doors

Honestly.. it's a long process.. you will need to go down and file a petition of guardianship and power of attorney. Then preliminary investigation will commence. Medical certificate, and set a court hearing for it. Your best bet would be to go down and speak with a court appointed official and/or a lawyer and start there.

Unless it is a sealed record yes, copies of court records can be obtained from the Filing Office. Copies of court records are 50 cents per page. There is an additional $3.00 per document charge for a certified copy. Please contact the Filing Office for more information.

Try the courts website, click the menus bar and click case inquiry, website is https://www.washoecourts.com

Call and ask the clerk or go down to the courthouse physically and asked for records. You should be able to get them online

The law library at 75 Court St can help and so can the self help center at 1 S. Sierra St. They have forms and can tell you the requirements.

He would need to get the paperwork at the 2nd judicial court house on the 1st floor, for the paper work I forgot how much it cost just to purchase, however to file it would be on the main court house across the street and to file it would cost roughly $260-280. He could ask the clerk where hes grabbing the paperwork from if theres a set of paper work he could file as well to waive the filing fee

If your grandchildren live in Washoe County, you may file for a guardianship with the Second Judicial District Court. More information and forms are available at the court's website or at the courthouse.

No, divorce copies are at 75 court st and marriage certificates are at 1001 E 9th st by the fair grounds

Call Washoe County Detention Center and ask them and they'll tell you all you need to know about the arrest and how long and court dates and everything

A judicial day is a day the Court is open.

A pilot program is a new program the Court is implementing on a trial basis to improve and streamline services.

There is paperwork available from the Second Judicial District Court to file for custody and visitation. Paperwork is available online at the court's website for free or at the courthouse for $3.00.

The Joint Petition for Divorce with Minor Children available at the courthouse or online does not need to be notarized.

Marriage license records are maintained by the County Clerk's Office. They are located at the Washoe County Complex at 1001 E. 9th Street, Reno, Nevada.

Check out the Law Library. They are very knowledgeable and courteous. They cannot give you legal advice, but they can help. Hope this helps!

To find out if you have an active warrant you may visit our website. Under case inquiry, you may search your case and read the docket to see if a bench warrant was issued.

If you need to get a document that is produced by the court notarized; you can do so for free at the Law Library or the Self Help Center. You will need to bring a completed, but unsigned, court produced document and a valid state ID to complete the notarization. For more information please contact the Law Library or the Self Help Center.

The filing fee schedule can be found at the court's website or you may contact the Filing Office, the Self Help Center, or Law Library.

If you or your spouse has been living in Nevada for at least six weeks and intend on continuing to live in Nevada, you can file for a divorce in Nevada. Divorce packets containing forms and instructions on how to file for divorce can be downloaded for free at the court's website or can be purchased for $3.00 at the Law Library, Filing Office, or the Self Help Center. Once the forms have been completed and you have made the necessary copies you will return the documents to the Filing Office or you can do it from home by signing up for electronic filing at the court's website. There will be a filing fee charged at the time of filing. Fee information can be found on the website or by calling the Filing Office. If you have any more questions about divorce procedure please contact the Self Help Center.

To file a tort claim for intentional infliction of emotional distress you will need to draft the paperwork yourself or seek the advice of a licensed attorney on how to draft the paperwork. To research this topic, you are welcome to visit the Law Library at 75 Court Street, Room 101, Reno, Nevada.

Copies of court records are 50 cents per page. There is an additional $3.00 per document charge for a certified copy. Please contact the Filing Office for more information.

The Probate Department is located at Room 125, 75 Court Street, Reno, NV 89501.

To view any scheduled court hearings or to view a list of filed documents please visit the court's website, select case inquiry, there you can search for your case by number or by person. However, to see the actual documents filed in the case, you will need to come to the court or request a copy by mail.

If you are in a domestic relationship with the other party, please contact the Protection Order Help Center, Law Library, the Self Help Center, or Filing Office. More information and forms available at the court's website. A domestic relationship is one defined by blood, marriage, a child in common, or a dating relationship. If you are not in a domestic relationship with the other party, please contact the justice court where you live, work, or where the incident occurred.