Nevada · Local Help
Where Can I Get Rent Assistance or Eviction Help in Nevada?
This is not legal advice. We explain what the law says. We cannot tell you what to do in your situation. For that, talk to a lawyer. Some of the groups below can help.
This page lists free help for renters in Nevada. It covers legal aid, court self-help centers, housing discrimination complaints, and rental assistance (money to help pay rent) programs. Contact the group that fits where you live and what you need.
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Nevada Supreme Court
Government office
The State of Nevada Self-Help Center is run by the Nevada Supreme Court. It gives free court forms and information to people who go to court without a lawyer. If you live in Clark County or Washoe County, use that county's self-help website instead for forms made for your court. Visit selfhelp.nvcourts.gov.
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Civil Law Self-Help Center
Nonprofit group
The Civil Law Self-Help Center helps Clark County renters respond to an eviction notice. The site lists current rental assistance (money to help pay rent) programs too. Las Vegas renters can file their answer at lacsn.org/efile. Visit civillawselfhelpcenter.org for forms and information.
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Nevada Equal Rights Commission
Government office
The Nevada Equal Rights Commission takes housing discrimination (being treated unfairly because of who you are) complaints. You must file within 1 year of the problem. Filing is free and you do not need a lawyer. File online at detr.nv.gov/nerc, or call (702) 486-7161 in Las Vegas or (775) 823-6690 in Reno.
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Nevada 211
Government office
Nevada 211 connects you with housing help across Nevada, including eviction and foreclosure (losing a home to the bank) help. Call 211 or 1-866-535-5654, Monday to Friday, 9:00 am to 9:00 pm. You can also text your zip code to 898211.
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