Legal Question in Civil Litigation in Nevada

I won a judgement last year on an anti-slapp motion but I have not been able to collect anything on it yet. Last week I took him back to court for a judgement debtor exam, and he lied under oath telling me in front of the judge that he had sold a rental property he in fact still owns. (I have the property record showing it is still owned by him). I also asked for his tax returns and he shows no rental income for 2013 or 2014 even though I paid him rent in 2013 and he even sued me for rent in 2013. I just don't know what my next step should be. Do I take him back to court and ask for clarification or flat out accuse him of perjury? He also didn't provide me with any other documents I requested but the judge had left the courtroom so I couldn't go back in to tell him. What should I do now?


Asked on 4/16/15, 12:47 pm

1 Answer from Attorneys
Paul Malikowski Malikowski Law Offices, Ltd.

If the alleged rental property still generates rent, an examination of the debtor of your judgment debtor (the tenant) can be ordered, and the rental income levied upon.

Your attorney can explain further.

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Answered on 4/16/15, 12:52 pm


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