Legal Question in Credit and Debt Law in Nevada

How do you file a Bill of Costs after a default judgment
1) How do you file a Bill of Costs after the Court has entered a default judgment, I can't find the rule on Bill of Costs? and,
2) Do you file the Bill of Costs with the default judgment, or with the notice of entry of judgment, or after the 10 days after notice of entry of judgement has expired? and,
3)Do you have to do a Memorandum of Costs, and if so, where do we find the form or where is the law explaining how to do one?

Asked on 2/27/06, 5:59 pm

Paul Malikowski Malikowski Law Offices, Ltd.

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Re: How do you file a Bill of Costs after a default judgment

Here is a link to civil forms offered by Clark County, including a statutory Memorandum of Costs:

http://www.co.clark.nv.us/clerk/Civil_Forms_Library.htm

Answered on 2/27/06, 7:04 pm

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