Legal Question in Credit and Debt Law in Nevada

Re: Collect Debt from Ex-Husband

See Nevada Statutes 17.330 through 17.400. This lays out the documents you need to file and serve and in what order.

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Re: Collect Debt from Ex-Husband

There is a process to enforce a judgment from another State in Nevada. If you want legal assistance with this you may want to contact the Nevada Bar Association for referral to an attorney.