Clark County Nevada Courts

Clark County operates one District Court and multiple justice court townships. Service must be structured for the exact court where the case is filed — township precinct alignment is confirmed before every first attempt. Wrong-township affidavits are rejected without exception.

Clark County Court Directory

Clark County District Court

All Clark County townships

Civil over $15K, family, probate, felony

Primary trial court — 200 Lewis Avenue, Las Vegas. Multiple departments. Highest-volume Nevada court.

Las Vegas Justice Court

Las Vegas Township

Civil under $15K, small claims, evictions, misdemeanors

Las Vegas Township — 200 Lewis Avenue, Las Vegas. Highest-volume justice court in Nevada.

Henderson Justice Court

Henderson Township

Civil under $15K, small claims, evictions — Henderson Township

243 S. Water Street, Henderson. Second-largest Clark County justice court.

North Las Vegas Justice Court

North Las Vegas Township

Civil under $15K, small claims, evictions — North Las Vegas Township

2428 N. Martin Luther King Blvd, North Las Vegas.

Boulder City Justice Court

Boulder City Township

Civil, small claims, evictions — Boulder City Township

501 California Avenue, Boulder City. Smaller volume southeast Clark County precinct.

Moapa Valley Justice Court

Moapa Valley Township

Civil, small claims, limited criminal — rural northeast Clark County

Overton, NV. Rural desert precinct serving northeast Clark County communities.

Township Service Requirements

Township Precinct Verification

Clark County justice courts operate by township. Every address must be confirmed to the correct township before filing venue is determined. Incorrect township filing causes rejected proofs.

District Court vs. Justice Court Threshold

Claims above $15,000 file in District Court. Claims at or below $15,000 file in the appropriate township justice court. Small claims (under $10,000) have separate procedures in justice court.

Eviction (Summary Eviction) — Nevada NRS 40

Nevada summary eviction matters are heard in Justice Court. Strict notice and service timing requirements. 3-day, 5-day, and 7-day notices each have specific service rules and proof standards.

Affidavit Formatting

Each Clark County court has specific affidavit format requirements. Affidavits are formatted to the exact court on every assignment — District Court format differs from justice court format.

Serve in Any Clark County Court

Township-confirmed routing. Affidavits formatted to the exact Clark County court. Delivered before your deadline.

Call: (725) 277-8059