A sibling group of a 5-year-old girl, a 4-year-old boy, and a 1-year-old boy were removed by DFS and are currently in the protective care of the Department due to physical risk and inadequate supervision by the parents. The mother was arrested for possession of a controlled substance, drug paraphernalia, and child abuse. The father of the newborn was arrested for a warrant and child abuse and neglect. The father of the two older children was recently released from prison and cannot take custody of his minor children. At this time, these children need an attorney to represent their legal wishes and rights as to permanency, placement, and visitation and to ensure appropriate services are in place. Next Hearing(s): Disposition Hearing on 5/9/2024 at 1:30 pm in Courtroom 12.

A group of three siblings, a 15-year-old girl, a 13-year old boy, and an 8-year-old boy, were removed from their home and came into DFS custody due to allegations of sexual abuse, physical abuse and domestic violence. This case also involves their 16-year-old sibling, who is represented by another attorney. At this time, these three children are in need of an attorney to represent their legal wishes and rights as to permanency, placement, visitation and to ensure appropriate services are in place. Next Hearing(s): Permanency Planning Hearing on 9/18/2024 at 10:45 am in Courtroom 11.

A sibling group of three-children, 9-year old girl, 2-year old boy and 8-month old infant boy were removed by DFS due to ongoing domestic violence instigated by the father against the mother. There have been multiple calls to law enforcement and the Department with regards to father’s violent outbursts toward mother in the presence of the children. DFS has intervened, and once the case resolves, the mother allows the father back into the home and the cycle continues. The children are placed with a maternal aunt at the moment. At this time, these children are in need of an attorney to represent their legal wishes and rights as to permanency, placement, visitation and to ensure appropriate services are in place. Next Hearing(s): Permanency Planning Hearing on 10/01/2024 at 2:15 pm in Courtroom 11.

Two sibling girls ages 4-year old and 3-year old were removed from the home and are now in the protective custody of DFS due to parental drug use, improper supervision and lack of resources. At this time, these two minor girls are in need of an attorney to represent their wishes and rights as to permanency, placement, visitation and to ensure appropriate services are in place. Next Hearing(s): Review Hearing on 6/4/2024 at 3:00 pm and Permanency Planning Hearing on 12/3/2024 at 2:15 pm in Courtroom 11.

A 17-year old girl was removed by DFS due to inadequate supervision because the parents were being arrested after a search warrant was conducted and methamphetamines and weapons were found. The parents rights were terminated in November 2022. However, mother appealed the decision to terminate her parental rights.  At this time, this young girl is in need of an attorney to represent her legal wishes and rights as to permanency, placement, visitation and to ensure appropriate services are in place.  There are five siblings on this case who have a separate attorney. Next Hearing(s): Review Hearing on 7/31/2024 at 2:00 pm and Permanency Planning Hearing on 1/29/2025 at 2:00 pm in Courtroom 13.

A 13-year-old boy was removed by DFS due to his parents’ inadequate supervision and drug use. The parents’ right were terminated in November 2022. However, the mother appealed the decision to terminate her parental rights.  As of today, this minor client wants his mother’s rights reinstated. His siblings have different wishes and are represented by other attorneys. At this time, this young boy needs an attorney to represent his legal wishes and rights as to permanency, placement, and visitation and to ensure appropriate services are in place. There are five siblings on this case who are represented by a separate attorney. Next Hearing(s): Review Hearing on 7/31/2024 at 2:00 pm and Permanency Planning Hearing on 1/29/2025 at 2:00 pm in Courtroom 13.

Three siblings, 12-year old boy, 8-year old girl  and 3-year old girl came into the custody of DFS due to inadequate supervision because the parents were being arrested after a search warrant was conducted and methamphetamines and weapons were found. The parents right were terminated in November 2022. However, mother appealed the decision to terminate her parental rights. All the other children have different opinions and wants on the matter.  There are four siblings on this case who have a separate attorney. At this time, these sibling are in need of an attorney to represent their legal wishes and rights as to permanency, placement, visitation and to ensure appropriate services are in place.  Next Hearing(s): Review Hearing on 7/31/2024 at 2:00 pm and Permanency Planning Hearing on 1/29/2025 at 2:00 pm in Courtroom 13.

A 1-year old infant boy was removed by DFS due to inadequate supervision because the parents were being arrested after a search warrant was conducted and methamphetamines and weapons were found. The parents right were terminated in November 2022. However, the mother appealed the decision to terminate her parental rights.  As of today, the parental rights for this infant are still intact. There is a termination of parental rights trial scheduled to begin on February 26, 2024. At this time, this infant boy is in need of an attorney to represent his legal wishes and rights as to permanency, placement, visitation and to ensure appropriate services are in place.  There are five siblings on this case who have a separate attorney. Next Hearing(s): Review Hearing on 7/31/2024 at 2:00 pm and Permanency Planning Hearing on 1/29/2025 at 2:00 pm in Courtroom 13.

Two girl siblings, ages 11 and 5, were removed from the custody of their parents due to parental drug use, domestic violence, and lack of resources.  The two girls have two younger siblings who are represented by another attorney.  At this time, these two girls need an attorney to represent their wishes and legal rights as to permanency, placement, and visitation and to ensure appropriate services are in place.  Next Hearing(s): Review Hearing on 7/2/2024 at 2:30 pm and Permanency Planning Hearing on 12/3/2024 at 3:30 pm in Courtroom 7.

A 5-year old boy was removed by DFS from the custody of his parents due to parental drug use, domestic violence and lack of resources. He has three siblings who are represented by another attorney. At this time, this minor boy is in need of an attorney to represent his legal wishes and rights as to permanency, placement, visitation and to ensure that appropriate services are in place. Next Hearing(s): Review Hearing on 7/25/2024 at 2:30 pm and Permanency Planning Hearing on 12/3/2024 at 3:30 pm in Courtroom 7.

A 7-year old boy was removed by DFS from the custody of his parents due to parental drug use, domestic violence and lack of resources. He has three siblings who are represented by another attorney. At this time, this minor boy is in need of an attorney to represent his legal wishes and rights as to permanency, placement, visitation and to ensure appropriate services are in place. Next Hearing(s): Review Hearing on 7/2/2024 at 2;30 pm and Permanency Planning Hearing on 12/3/2024 at 2:00 pm in Courtroom 7.

An infant baby boy came into the custody of DFS due to allegations of physical risk, homelessness and parental drug use. This infant boy is in need of an attorney to represent his legal wishes and rights as to permanency, placement, visitation and to ensure appropriate services are in place. Next Hearing(s): Review Hearing on 7/11/2024 at 3:00 pm in Courtroom 12.

A 16-year old boy came into the custody of DFS due to allegations of inadequate shelter and abandonment. His parents are no longer willing to take care of the minor so he was transported to Child Haven. At this time, this young client is in need of an attorney to represent his legal wishes and rights as to permanency, placement, visitation and to ensure appropriate services are in place. Next Hearing(s): Review Hearing on 5/22/2024 at 2:30 in Courtroom 11.

Two siblings, ages 4 and 1, were removed by DFS due to parental substance use and mental health issues. At this time, these two siblings are in need of an attorney to represent their legal wishes and rights as to permanency, placement, visitation and to ensure appropriate services are in place. Next Hearing(s): Status Check on 6/25/2024 at 10:00 am; Permanency Planning Hearing on 10/21/2024 at 1:30 pm and Review Hearing on 4/22/2025 at 2:00 pm in Courtroom 10.

A 6-year old girl was removed by DFS due to parental substance abuse issues and homelessness. This minor girl is in need of an attorney to represent her legal wishes and rights as to permanency, placement, visitation and to ensure appropriate services are in place. Next Hearing(s): Review Hearing on 7/23/2024 at 3:00 pm and Permanency Planning Hearing on 1/28/2025 at 3:00 pm in Courtroom 10.

A newborn baby girl was removed by DFS and is in the custody of the Department due to parental drug use, parental mental health issues, domestic violence and neglect. At this time, this newborn baby girl is in need of an attorney to represent her legal wishes and rights as to permanency, placement, visitation and to ensure appropriate services are in place. Next Hearing(s): Status Check Hearing on 4/30/2022 at 10:00 am an Disposition Hearing on 5/2/2024 at 1:30 pm in Courtroom 12.

A newborn baby boy was removed by DFS due to lack of resources, neglect and abandonment by the father. At this time, this newborn baby boy is in need of an attorney to represent his legal wishes and rights as to permanency, placement, visitation and to ensure appropriate services are in place. Next Hearing(s):  Review Hearing on 7/16/2024 at 2:00 pm and Permanency Planning Hearing on 1/21/2025 at 1:30 pm in Courtroom 10.

A one-month old baby boy came into DFS custody after he and the mother tested positive for methamphetamine. The parents have a history of drug abuse and a Termination of Parental Rights has been filed on this case. At this time, this baby boy is in need of an attorney to represent his legal wishes and rights as to permanency, placement, visitation and to ensure appropriate services are in place. Next Hearing(s): Review Hearing on 6/11/2024 at 3:00 pm and Permanency Planning Hearing on 1/14/2025 at 2:00 pm in Courtroom 7.

A one-year old boy came into DFS custody due to being born drug exposed. Both minor and the mother tested positive for drugs at time of birth.  At this time, this infant boy is in need of an attorney to represent his legal wishes and rights as to permanency, placement, visitation and to ensure appropriate services are in place. Next Hearing(s): Review Hearing on 7/18/2024 at 3:00 pm and Permanency Planning Hearing on 1/23/2025 at 2:30 pm in Courtroom 12.

Two sibling boys ages, 13-year old and 10-year old were removed by DFS and came into the custody of the Department due to neglect, parental domestic violence and drug use. At this time, these two boys are in need of an attorney to represent their legal wishes and rights as to permanency, placement, visitation and to ensure appropriate services are in place. Next Hearing(s): Review Hearing on 6/25/2024 at 2:15 pm in Courtroom 11.

Two sibling boys ages, 7-year old and 6-year old came into the custody of DFS due to the drug overdose and hospitalization of the mother, lack of resources to provide for the minor children and neglect. At this time, these two young boys are in need of an attorney to represent their legal wishes and rights as to permanency, placement, visitation and to ensure appropriate services are in place. Next Hearing(s): Review Hearing on 7/30/2024 at 2:30 pm and Permanency Planning Hearing on 1/28/2025 at 2:00 pm in Courtroom 13.

A 1-year old girl was removed from her home and is in the custody of DFS due to parental domestic violence, parental drug use and mental health and physical abuse and neglect to minor. At this time, this infant girl is in need of an attorney to represent her legal wishes and rights as to permanency, placement, visitation and to ensure appropriate services are in place. Next Hearing(s): Review Hearing on 8/8/2024 at 3:30 pm and Permanency Planning Hearing on 2/6/2025 at 3:00 pm in Courtroom 12.

An 11-year old girl was removed from her home and is in the custody of DFS due to father’s drug us, lack of resources and threat of harm. At this time, this young girl is in need of an attorney to represent her legal wishes and rights as to permanency, placement, visitation and to ensure appropriate services are in place. Next Hearing(s): Review Haring on 8/21/2024 at 2:30 pm and Permanency Planning Hearing on 2/19/2025 at 2:00 pm in Courtroom 13.

A newborn baby boy came was removed by DFS after he was born drug exposed. There is also evidence that there is parental domestic violence. At this time, this newborn baby boy is in need of an attorney to represent his legal wishes and rights as to permanency, placement, visitation and to ensure appropriate services are in place. Next Hearing(s): Review Hearing on 8/20/2024 at 2:00 pm and Permanency Planning Hearing on 2/18/2025 at 2:00 pm in Courtroom 10.

A newborn baby boy was removed by DFS due to mother’s extensive mental health issues and the father’s lack of protective capacity. The family has prior history with the department and other minor children have been removed from their care. At this time, this newborn baby boy is in need of an attorney to represent his legal wishes and rights as to permanency, placement, visitation and to ensure appropriate services are in place. Next Hearing(s): Review Hearing on 5/9/2024 at 2:00 pm and Permanency Planning Hearing on 11/7/2024 at 3:00 pm in Courtroom 12.

A 2-year old girl was removed from her home and came into the custody of DFS due to allegations of abuse, emotional neglect, parental drug and alcohol use and domestic violence. At this time, this infant girl is in need of an attorney to represent her legal wishes and rights as to permanency, placement, visitation and to ensure appropriate services are in place. Next Hearing(s): Review Hearing on 7/16/2024 at 3:00 pm in Courtroom 12.

A 5-year old boy came into the custody of DFS due to parental drug use, parental abandonment, lack of resources and neglect to care for this special need child. At this time, this minor boy is in need of an attorney to represent his legal wishes and rights as to permanency, placement, visitation and to ensure appropriate services are in place. Next Hearing(s): Disposition Hearing on 5/7/2024 at 1:30 pm in Courtroom 12.

Two siblings, 17-year old girl and 16-year old boy came into the custody of DFS due to their legal guardians being deceased. The Department has been unable to locate the biological parents to be explored for placement. At this time, these two siblings are in need of an attorney to represent their legal wishes and rights as to permanency, placement, visitation and to ensure appropriate services are in place. Next Hearing(s): Permanency Planning Hearing on 8/13/2024 at 2:30 pm in Courtroom 13.

A 14-year old girl was removed from her home and is in the custody of DFS due to parental drug use and mental health concerns. The family also lacks stable housing and there have been reports of homelessness. At this time, this young girl is in need of an attorney to represent her legal wishes and rights as to permanency, placement, visitation and to ensure appropriate services are in place. Next Hearing(s): Review Hearing on 8/6/2024 at 3:00 pm and Permanency Planning Hearing on 2/4/2025 at 3:00 pm in Courtroom 10.

A group of three siblings ages, 10-year old and 8-year old twins came into DFS care due to parental mental health. The mother experiences symptoms of mental health episodes which are inadequately treated and impair her ability to care for the minor children. The mother reported being diagnosed with bipolar disorder and severe anxiety.  At this time, these siblings are in need of an attorney to represent their legal wishes and rights as to permanency, placement, visitation, and to ensure appropriate services are in place. Next Hearing(s): Termination of Parental Rights Hearing on 7/18/2024 at 9:30 am; Permanency Planning Hearing on 8/20/2024 at 2:30 pm and Review Hearing on 2/18/2025 at 2;30 pm  in Courtroom 10.

Two siblings, ages 7-years old and 4-years old who were removed from their home and came into DFS custody due to parental mental health issues, parental drug use and improper supervision. At this time, these two boys are in need of an attorney to represent their legal wishes and rights as to permanency, placement, visitation, and to ensure appropriate services are in place. Next Hearing(s): Disposition Hearing on 4/2/2024 at 1:30 pm in Courtroom 11.

A 13-year old boy was removed from his home and came into DFS custody due to physical abuse, neglect, and lack of protective capacity. At this time, this teen is in need of an attorney to represent his legal wishes and rights as to permanency, placement, visitation, and to ensure appropriate services are in place. Next Hearing(s): Case Plan on 4/9/2024 at 1:30 pm; Calendar Call on 5/21/2024 at 10:30 am; Adjudicatory Trial on 6/7/2024 at 1:30 pm; Review Hearing on 7/30/2024 at 2:15 pm and Permanency Planning Hearing on 1/21/2025 at 2:15 pm in Courtroom 11.

A 10-year old boy came into the custody of DFS after his mother refused to take physical custody of minor indicating she was not mentally or financially stable. The father was unable to discharge responsibility of minor due to being incarcerated in another state. At this time, this boy is in need of an attorney to represent his legal wishes and rights as to permanency, placement, visitation, and to ensure appropriate services are in place. Next Hearing(s): Review Hearing on 6/25/2024 at 2:15 pm in Courtroom 11.

An 8-year old boy came into the custody of DFS after his mother refused to take physical custody of minor indicating she was not mentally or financially stable. The father was unable to discharge responsibility of minor due to being incarcerated in another state. At this time, this boy is in need of an attorney to represent his legal wishes and rights as to permanency, placement, visitation, and to ensure appropriate services are in place. Next Hearing(s): Review Hearing on 6/25/2024 at 2:15 pm in Courtroom 11.

A 10-year old girl was removed from her home and came into the custody of DFS due to allegations of inadequate shelter, basic utilities such as running water and electricity were lacking in the home. There are also allegations of inadequate supervision, parental drug use and mental health issues. At this time, this young girl is in need of an attorney to represent her legal wishes and rights as to permanency, placement, visitation, and to ensure appropriate services are in place. Next Hearing(s): Review Hearing on 8/6/2024 at 3:00 pm and Permanency Planning Hearing on 2/4/2024 at 2:15 pm in Courtroom 11.

A 1-year old girl was removed from her home and is in the custody of DFS due to allegations of physical risk and parental drug use and mental health. At this time, this infant girl is in need of an attorney to represent her legal wishes and rights as to permanency, placement, visitation, and to ensure appropriate services are in place. Next Hearing(s): Disposition Hearing on 5/14/2024 at 10:30 am in Courtroom 12.

A 1-year old infant girl was removed from her home and came into the custody of DFS after allegations of neglect, threat of harm, parental mental health and domestic violence were reported to the Department. At this time, this infant girl is in need of an attorney to represent her legal wishes and rights as to permanency, placement, visitation, and to ensure appropriate services are in place. Next Hearing(s): Permanency Planning Hearing on 4/23/2024 at 3:30 in Courtroom 12. 

A 9-year old boy came into the custody of Family Services due to parental drug use, parental failure to protect from domestic violence, improper supervision and lack of resources. At this time, this minor boy is in need of an attorney to represent his legal wishes and rights as to permanency, placement, visitation, and to ensure appropriate services are in place. Next Hearing(s): Review Hearing on 7/24/2024 at 2:00 pm and Permanency Placement Hearing on 1/22/2025 at 2:00 pm in Courtroom 13.

Two boy siblings ages 2-years old and 9-months old were removed from their home and came into the custody of Family Services due to parental domestic violence, failure to protect from domestic violence, lack of resources and environmental danger. At this time, these two infant boys are in need of an attorney to represent their legal wishes and rights as to permanency, placement, visitation, and to ensure appropriate services are in need. Next Hearing(s): Disposition Hearing on 5/9/2024 at 1:00 pm in Courtroom 12.

An 11-month old infant girl came was removed from her home and came into the custody of DFS due to parental domestic violence and physical abuse and neglect. At this time, this infant girl is in need of an attorney to represent her legal wishes and rights as to permanency, placement, visitation, and to ensure appropriate services are in place. Next Hearing(s): Plea Hearing on 5/8/2024 at 9:30 am and Disposition Hearing on 5/14/2024 at 11:00 am in Courtroom 10.

A newborn baby boy came into the custody of DFS after a hospital alert was issued due to concerns about mother’s history of substance abuse, mental health issues, homelessness, and lack of resources. At this time, this newborn baby boy is in need of an attorney to represent his legal wishes and rights as to permanency, placement, visitation, and to ensure appropriate services are in place. Next Hearing(s): Plea Hearing on 5/8/2024 at 9:30 am in Courtroom 7.

Two siblings, ages 8-years old and 4-years old came into the custody of DFS after their mother was arrested and the children were left with caregivers who were unable to meet their needs. At this time, these two siblings are in need of an attorney to represent their legal wishes and rights as to permanency, placement, visitation, and to ensure appropriate services are in place. Next Hearing(s): Plea Hearing on 5/8/2024 at 10:00 am in Courtroom 13.

Group of boy siblings ages 15, 8, and 5 years old came into DFS custody over concerns of the parent’s physical abuse of their step-siblings. The step-siblings are the biological children of father on this case and they are the main victims on the case, however, all children were removed. At this, these boys are in need of an attorney to represent their wishes and legal rights as to permanency, placement, visitation, and to ensure appropriate services are in place. Next Hearing(s): Permanency Planning Hearing on 9/25/2024 at 10:45 am in Courtroom 11.

Client is seeking a divorce and joint/primary custody due to domestic violence. She and adverse party have been married since 2018 and share a 5 year old child together.

The client is seeking a divorce due to domestic violence. She is looking for joint legal and joint physical custody of her six-year-old child. She works with children, very responsive, and is income-qualified. The parties have some debt and a home. The couple married in 2014.

Client and other party share one child (23 months old). They have been separated since November 2023. Client is seeking joint/primary custody of their child.

Client is seeking a divorce and joint/primary custody due to domestic violence. She and adverse party have been married since 2018 and share a 5 year old child together.

Client is seeking a divorce and joint/joint custody. Client and adverse party share a 1 year old child and have been separated since November 2023.

The client is seeking a divorce due to domestic violence. She is looking for joint legal and joint physical custody of her six-year-old child. She works with children, very responsive, and is income-qualified. The parties have some debt and a home. The couple married in 2014.

Client and adverse party have been married since 2022 and separated in January 2024. Adverse party moved to another state. They share no kids nor assets.

A former inmate filed a civil rights lawsuit because he alleges NDOC, Clark County School District, and other named defendants unconstitutionally denied him of his liberty without due process because they failed to timely and properly apply deductions to his sentence as allowed by law that would have resulted in an earlier release from prison on parole. He also claims he was denied equal opportunity under the law because he is a sex offender. He earned his high school diploma and took other vocational courses while incarcerated, which entitled him to sentence deductions under Nevada law.  He calculates that the educational time was not properly applied to his sentence to make him eligible for parole 2 months prior to when he was actually released. As a result, he filed his lawsuit. In October 2022, the Court entered an Order Dismissing his First Amended Complaint and he appealed it to the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals. In April 2023, the Ninth Circuit issued a memorandum reversing in part and affirming in part the Court’s Order and remanding the case back to the District Court with respect to the due process claim. The equal opportunity claim dismissal was affirmed. This man is in need of an attorney to assist him in his case through the Federal Pro Bono Program.

A former inmate filed a civil rights lawsuit alleging he was denied medical care in violation of the 8th Amendment. Specifically, he claims he complained of severe joint pain from 2016 to when he filed his complaint in 2021. He states he submitted multiple kites requesting to see a doctor, but did not see a doctor in the prison and was not examined by a nurse practitioner until 2020. Based on that visit, he was given prescription medication to address the pain, two knee braces, and an elbow brace. He was then referred to an orthopedic specialist and for x-rays. He had not seen the specialist as of the filing of the complaint on 10/8/21. He submitted multiple grievances because of the lack of medical care and they were denied. He also experienced an infection that resulted in going to the emergency room because the prison staff did not provide the emergency care he requested through emergency kites. He is seeking an attorney to represent him in his case through the Federal Pro Bono Program. Next Hearing(s)/Deadline(s): Dispositive Motions were due by 4/17/2023 and proposed Joint Pretrial Order was due by 5/17/2023. A Motion to Extend Time was filed on 4/17/23 by Defendant and nothing else filed. 

A man suffering from Hepatitis C, a curable disease, now has irreversible liver damage with incurable cirrhosis because the Nevada Department of Corrections (NDOC) did not give him the treatment he needed to take care of the Hepatitis C. He believes NDOC failed to provide him with any “one of the many commercially available drugs” to cure his Hepatitis C despite knowing that not doing so would cause serious risk to his health. As a result, filed a 42 U.S.C. 1983 complaint alleging violations of the Eighth Amendment. This inmate is seeking representation through the Federal Pro Bono Program. Next Hearing(s): Status Conference on 9/19/2023 at 12:15 pm by videoconferencing.

An inmate at Ely State Prison filed a civil rights complaint after he claims he assaulted by two prison officers while handcuffed and shackled in December 2020. He alleges he was choked, kicked, and repeatedly punched while they yelled racist insults at him. He suffered what he felt was a fractured cheek bone, loss of hearing, and an injury to his hand, although it took almost two years to get an x-ray done. He put in a request for medical attention after the incident but was not seen by the nurse practitioner until July 2021. The NP ordered x-rays and gave him 800 mg Ibuprofen for the pain. They did not get him in for x-rays until September 2022. After filing multiple medical kites and grievances, he filed this lawsuit. He claims deliberate indifference to serious medical need in violation of the 8th Amendment and equal protection in violation of the 14th amendment, as well as cruel and unusual punishment/excessive use of force in violation of the 8th Amendment and racial discrimination. He is seeking an attorney through the Federal Pro Bono Program. Next Deadline(s): Case Stayed until pro bono counsel is identified and formally appointed. 

An inmate has been in the custody of the Nevada Department of Corrections for much longer than required as a result of alleged improper application of credit for time served. As a result, he filed a 42 U.S.C. 1983 complaint alleging he did not get the proper credit for time served and has deprived him of his liberty. He needs an attorney to fight for him through the Federal Pro Bono Program. Next Deadlines(s): Plaintiff’s Motion to Amend Complaint due on 10/13/23. 

This client alleges he was unlawfully arrested and prosecuted for a burglary at a Las Vegas hotel. He asserts that the police officers were provided with false information and that his case should have been dismissed at the preliminary hearing. He is currently incarcerated and is seeking redress from the government for malicious prosecution, false arrest and imprisonment, denial of equal protection and due process, and intentional infliction of emotional distress.

This client alleges that corrections officers incited other inmates to harass and attack him. He sustained injuries from the attack and now suffers from nerve damage. Client also alleges that officers took his personal property away from him and destroyed it without the appeal process.

This client alleges that corrections officers attacked him while incarcerated. He is seeking legal representation for his use of excessive force claim against the officers.

A veteran with service-related disabilities is seeking injunctive relief and monetary damages for negligence and breach of contract, equitable relief, attorney’s fees, litigation expenses and costs for the violation of the ADA. He has used his service animal for 7 years in public, including on airline flights, without issue. In May 2021, he and his service animal were at a commercial property he had frequented multiple times. He alleges he was asked to leave because they claimed his trained service animal “nipped” a female employee, which he denies. He was then approached by another employee on his way out of the specific area and told the story was fabricated to get him to leave. The person gave him his card and told him to contact him if he had any issues. The next day, he called to report the incident to the establishment’s security office and was asked to come in person to discuss the situation. He went in and they demanded he provide proof his dog was a service animal. He then spoke to the Security Investigator and asked that the security footage be reviewed, but he believes it was never reviewed and his previous counsel believes it may have been impermissibly destroyed. He is seeking an attorney to assist him in this matter through the Federal Pro Bono Program. Next Deadline(s): No upcoming deadlines.

Client is an inmate who wants a Guardian Ad Litem. He was diagnosed with a lesion in his brain and may need surgery to survive. He alleges claims arising under 42 U.S.C. § 1983 for deliberate indifference to serious medical needs. Trial is scheduled on May 20, 2024 at 8am before the Honorable Craig S. Denney at Reno, Nevada. Motions in limine must be filed on or before April 15, 2024.

Plaintiffs (two females), who are both incarcerated in the custody of the Nevada Department of Corrections, have submitted a pro se civil-rights complaint under 42 U.S.C. § 1983, claiming that their rights under the First, Fourth, Eighth, and Fourteenth Amendments and the Prison Rape Elimination Act were violated when prison staff failed to protect them from other inmates’ sexual violence and retaliated against them for filing grievances about those events.

This is an inmate civil rights case arising out of events taking place while Plaintiff was incarcerated at Ely State Prison. Plaintiff sues Defendant (two officers) for violations of his Eighth Amendment rights. Plaintiff alleges that in 2019, two inmates stabbed him. While breaking up the fight, officers fired a 40 mm “less lethal launcher” at the three inmates at head level. Plaintiff alleges that officers were not trained to fire at head level. The officers ordered the three inmates to the ground, but the two attacking inmates shortly got back up and began approaching Plaintiff again. When Plaintiff saw that the officers were not stopping the two inmates, he began to get up to get away. Plaintiff then heard the officer say “shoot him,” after which the second officer shot Plaintiff in the face. As a result, Plaintiff has lost an eye and asserts he is losing vision in his remaining eye.

Plaintiff is an inmate who claims a failure to protect him from being attacked by another inmate and a deliberate indifference to a serious threat to his safety.

Clients are ages 7 and 5. Their great grandmother and great uncle are petitioning to be their guardians. Mother is homeless and unable to provide basic needs for the children. Mother consents to the guardianship. Father is deployed and out of the country until April 2024. Citation hearing is on 3/26/24 @ 10:00 am, Dept. U.

Client is 15 years old. Her step-father is petitioning to be her guardian. Step-father was married to client’s mother but she is deceased. Her father is also deceased. This minor needs an attorney to represent her in the guardianship matter. Citation hearing date TBD.

The client is 12 years old. Her grandmother and step-grandmother from Ohio are petitioning to be her guardian. Her adoptive mom no longer wants to care for her. Her biological mom is deceased. The citation hearing is on 4/30/2024 at 1:30 p.m.

This client is 50 years old and suffers from mental health issues.  Her mother has been appointed as her guardian. The client needs an attorney to represent her in her guardianship proceedings and ensure her rights are being protected.

Client is 18 years old who suffers from autism. Her dad is petitioning to be appointed guardian over her estate. Hearing is set for 5/1/2024 at 1:30 p.m. in Dept Q.

Client is a 34-year-old male. His wife is petitioning to be his guardian. According to her petition, client was found incompetent by two doctors. Citation hearing is set for May 8, 2024.

An 18-year-old man diagnosed with ASD and psychosis is in need of an attorney to represent him as the proposed protected person in an adult guardianship. The grandfather was the proposed protected person’s guardian when he was a minor and has filed a petition for adult guardianship of him. The proposed protected person lives with the grandpa. He was run over by a car in May 2023 and the guardian has retained a personal injury attorney to handle that case. The grandfather is petitioning for guardianship and permission to represent the man in any legal proceedings related to the personal injury case. The grandfather, through his attorney, has filed a Notice to Seek Fees from Guardianship Estate in this case. In this case, the 18-year-old is in need of an attorney to represent his wishes and legal rights in the adult guardianship proceedings.

The minor clients are ages 15 and 16. Their paternal aunt and grandmother are seeking guardianship of these two teenagers as their mother routinely kicks them out of their home. Their father is incarcerated on a life sentence. Their mom is expected to object to the guardianship.

The client is a single mother of five children who needs assistance with a move-out dispute. She recently moved out of a dwelling which she lived in for four years. Prior to moving out, she conducted three walk-throughs. Her dwelling was in good condition minus a few things which are considered wear and tear. She spent about $3k on cleaning the property and repairing those damages, including painting the walls, filling holes in the walls created by nails, and cleaning the carpet. The property owner is making her responsible for a total of $5,980. The deposit is $2,900 so the remaining balance is $3,930. She needs help contesting this amount given the repairs she paid for. She has a record of photos, correspondence and invoices.