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The case caption almost never changes during the course of a case. Typically, whoever is listed as the plaintiff at the start of the case will stay the plaintiff until the end. The same is true for the defendant, the case number, and the department number.
Fill-in-the-blank legal forms are typically created to address common situations that courts and judges see over and over. But your case — and most every case, in fact — is undoubtedly unique in some ways.
So there may not be a ready made form that addresses the needs of your case. If you cannot find the pre-printed, fill-in-the-blank form you need, you will have to create the legal document yourself. Creating a legal document from scratch can be a bit intimidating. So you will probably want to find a good example to work from! Look for an example that is as close as possible to the legal document you need — in other words:.
When preparing your documents, make sure their format complies with the rules of the court in which your case is pending. Most courts have rules governing how documents are supposed to look and what information they must contain. For example:. To download blank pleading paper paper with numbers down the left-hand margin, a case caption on the first page, a signature block, and the like in Microsoft Word that you can save to your computer and use to prepare your own documents, click on the link below:.
Blank Pleading Paper. For each document filed, the court clerk inspects the document to ensure it complies with the court's rules on how legal documents should be formatted and verifies that the case number and caption are for a valid case. If the document is the first filing in a case, the court clerk assigns a new case number and opens a new file for the case. Next, the court clerk stamps all copies with a large stamp that indicates the name of the court and the date the document was filed, then keeps one copy for the court's files and returns the remaining copies to the filer for the filer's records and for mailing, personal delivery, or some other form of delivery as required by the governing rules on the opposing party in the case.
The clerk then adds the document to the docket for the case as well as any related deadlines or events. Some courts now have electronic filing systems, which allow lawyers and sometimes self-represented parties to simply upload Portable Document Format "pdf" electronic documents to a secure website maintained by the court or a private commercial service.
Different justice courts may have different filing requirements, so be sure to familiarize yourself with your court's procedures. The Las Vegas Justice Court, for instance, requires all documents to be filed electronically, so anyone filing in that court needs an e-mail address to set up an electronic filing account. This website is intended to provide general information, forms, and resources for people who are representing themselves in a Clark County court without a lawyer.
The information on this website is NOT a substitute for legal advice. Talk with a lawyer licensed in Nevada to get legal advice on your situation. As a secondary source, such documents may be available from NARA. Fees are billed quarterly, and all fees are waived if the bill does not exceed a specified limit in a billing quarter. Government Publishing Office. Some documents are not ordinarily available to the public.
As noted in Privacy Policy for Electronic Case Files these include unexecuted summonses or warrants; pretrial bail and presentence reports; juvenile records; documents containing information about jurors; and various filings, such as expenditure records, that might reveal the defense strategies of court-appointed lawyers.
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