Small Claims Courts in Nevada
Small Claims Desk currently supports 1 court in Nevada. Tap a pin or a court below for its filing details, fees, and forms.
- Las Vegas Justice Court — Clark County
200 Lewis Avenue, 2nd Floor (Civil Division), Regional Justice Center, Las Vegas, NV 89101
Which court is the right one
Venue — which court may hear your case — normally turns on:
- Where the defendant lives, or where a business defendant has its place of business
- Where the events giving rise to the claim happened
- Where a contract was to be performed, in a contract dispute
Filing in the wrong court gets the case transferred or dismissed, and either way costs you the time. If two courts would both be proper, either is a valid choice.
We cannot advise which venue to choose. Each county page below sets out that court’s own rule where it publishes one.
- Claim limit
- $10,000
- Court
- Justice Court
- File online
- Varies by court
- Appeal window
- 7 days
What each county page tells you
Picking your county below gives you that court’s own facts rather than a state generalisation:
- The filing address, the counter hours, and the phone number for the clerk.
- That court’s filing fee — which steps with the size of the claim in most counties — and what it charges for service.
- The forms that court requires, under the names it actually uses for them.
- Which filing methods it accepts: counter, post, or an electronic portal.
- Whether it sets your first court date when you file, or after the defendant is served.
Those facts are verified per court and re-checked quarterly, because a fee schedule or an address that is a year out of date sends somebody to the wrong building with the wrong money.
Where a county is not listed, we have not verified that court to the standard we hold ourselves to, and we would rather say so than guess.
Common questions
Where do I file a small claims case in Nevada?
In the justice court for the county where the defendant lives or where the dispute happened. Pick your county above for that court's address and hours.
Can I file in the county where I live?
Only if it is also proper venue — usually meaning the defendant is there or the dispute happened there. Convenience to you is not by itself a basis.
How many Nevada courts does Small Claims Desk cover?
1. Each has its own page with the address, hours, filing methods, fee schedule and forms that court requires.
What if my county is not listed?
The Nevada rules on this site still apply and are free to use. We add counties as their court records are verified to the standard we hold ourselves to.
Pick your county
Small claims is filed at the county level. Pick your county for its court, fee, and forms — or start your claim and we'll ask where you'd sue.
Start my claimYour small claims filing packet — $49
Everything above, assembled and filled in with your facts:
- Your court's own forms, with your claim written in the language the court expects
- A demand letter built from the same facts
- A filing checklist with your court's address, hours, and fee
- What to bring to your hearing
Answer a few questions first. See your claim written out before you pay anything.
Reviewed by Small Claims Desk · Last reviewed 2026-08-23 · Sourced from Nevada judiciary self-help resources and each county's clerk of court and NRS 73.010 (jurisdiction: money claims not exceeding $10,000; venue — the township where the defendant resides, does business, or is employed, or where the injury occurred or a contracted obligation was to be performed). See how we verify.