Landlord kept your deposit? Entered without notice? Threatening eviction? Describe what happened in your own words and get a plain-English breakdown, severity rating, step-by-step next steps, and ready-to-send letters — specific to Nevada law.
Get My Nevada Action Plan — Free to StartNevada returns deposits within 30 days after the tenancy ends (NRS 118A.242). For tenancies longer than week-to-week, no late fee may be charged until at least 3 calendar days after rent is due, and the fee may not exceed 5% of periodic rent (NRS 118A.210). Landlords must give 24 hours' notice before entry, and self-help evictions are illegal — illegally locked-out tenants can sue to regain access and for damages (NRS 118A.390).
30 days after move-out, with an itemized statement for any deductions.
Landlords must generally give 24-hour notice before entering, except in emergencies.
No. Eviction requires a court process — lockouts, belongings removal, and utility shutoffs without a court order are illegal.
Nevada Legal Services — Tenants' Rights Center at (702) 383-6095. You can also call or text 211 for local referrals.