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: Nevada

edit to NV RO qu

March 2018

Based on a change in Nevada law that allows judges to postpone the hearing date for an final order of protection twice for 90 days each if the abuser can’t be served, we updated the questions What is an order for protection against domestic violence? What types of orders are there? and Step 5: The hearing for an extended order. All changes were made in English and Spanish.

Grant:

Apoyo: Sp or Eng in Sp states – 210

State:

Nevada

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