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The user, Tom, is facing a wrongful eviction issue in Nevada. The eviction was initiated by a realtor without a property management license, which may be a violation of Nevada law (NRS 118A.390). Additionally, a higher court had granted a temporary injunction order to stop all eviction actions, but a lower court still signed the eviction order. Tom has consulted with local attorneys, but they are reluctant to take his case due to the numerous violations involved.Full Conversation
wrongful eviction
What state are you located in, Tom? Different states have different laws regarding wrongful eviction.
nevada
In Nevada, wrongful eviction is governed by NRS 118A.*. If you believe you've been wrongfully evicted, you may have legal recourse. Can you provide more details about your eviction?
person that initiated eviction for property management did not have a property manager
Did the person who initiated the eviction have any legal authority to do so? In Nevada, only a landlord or authorized agent can initiate an eviction.
no, the person that hired the law firm to do eviction was only a realtor and had no property management license
In Nevada, only a landlord or their authorized agent can initiate an eviction. If the realtor had no such authorization, you might have a case. Have you consulted with a local attorney?
yes, no one wants to accept case due to the numerous violations that have been done
What specific violations are making attorneys reluctant to take your case?
There was an temporary injunction order granted by higher court court to stop all eviction actions that was current and the lower court still signed the order for eviction
What is the name of the higher court that granted the temporary injunction order?
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