This is an in-person meeting, in Courtroom 7A, at the Regional Justice Center in downtown Las Vegas.
Las Vegas Justice Court Administrative Order 22-10
On November 18, 2022, the Las Vegas Justice Court Chief Justice of the Peace Melissa Saragosa filed an order in the administrative matter regarding interim traffic rules for the Las Vegas Township Justice Court. See Administrative Order #22-10.
40 Year Club Luncheon Set for December 8
Bar members are invited to attend the CCBA’s 40 Year Club Luncheon & Annual Meeting. RSVP to the Clark County Bar Association by November 30, 2022. Complete the RSVP form (below) or call in details to the CCBA office at 702-387-6011.
2023 CCBA Executive Board of Directors Election Information
On Thursday, December 8, 2022, the Clark County Bar Association (CCBA) will hold the election for the 2023 CCBA Executive Board of Directors on the same day of the Clark County Bar Association 40 Year Club Luncheon & Annual Meeting.
Family Law New Rules: EDCR 5
Learn about the significant overhaul of the rules governing procedures in the EJDC’s family court that went into effect on June 11, 2022. Read this article written by Nevada lawyer Marshal S. Willick published in the Family Law issue of COMMUNIQUÉ (Nov. 2022).
Child Custody Considerations For The Special Needs Child
“As a practitioner in family law, the one-size-fits-all approach to creating a parenting plan does not necessarily work.” Read more from Molly S. Rosenblum in this article published in the Family Law issue of COMMUNIQUÉ (Nov. 2022).
Judicial Vacancies Added to Clark County Court
The Nevada Commission on Judicial Selection has opened additional applications to fill vacancies in the Eighth Judicial District Court. Learn more…
Employment Opportunity – Lyon County
Lyon County in northern Nevada is seeking a full-time Deputy District Attorney.Learn more about this employment opportunity. 👀👇
Pro Bono Is Good for Your Health
“One of the most rewarding things a lawyer can do for herself is give the gift of pro bono to a client who could not otherwise afford legal representation.” Read more from Doreen Spears Hartwell in this installment of “Pro Bono Corner”.