A Nevada Reply to Opposition / Countermotion is a document filed in response to a motion or a complaint filed against a party in a legal action. It is a legal document that allows the party to dispute or oppose the claims made in the motion or complaint. The Nevada Reply to Opposition / Countermotion may contain arguments, facts, and evidence that the responding party believes supports their position. It can also include any counterarguments and additional facts that the responding party believes to be relevant to the dispute. There are three main types of Nevada Reply to Opposition / Countermotion: General Denial, Specific Denial, and Affirmative Defense. A General Denial is a basic response to the claims made in the motion or complaint where the responding party denies the allegations without providing any specific facts or evidence. A Specific Denial is a more detailed response to the claims made in the motion or complaint where the responding party provides specific facts or evidence that they believe refutes the claims. An Affirmative Defense is a response to the claims made in the motion or complaint where the responding party admits to the claims but raises other facts that the responding party believes should absolve them from liability.