In Nevada, tenants have the right to contest a Summary Eviction by submitting an Affidavit/Declaration to the court. This document provides general instructions for tenants on how to prepare their Affidavit/Declaration for Summary Eviction. The Affidavit/Declaration should include the following information: — The name of the landlord/property owner and the address of the rental property. — A description of the tenant's complaint, including any applicable laws or regulations that the landlord may have violated. — A statement by the tenant that he/she believes the eviction notice is wrong or unjustified. — A list of any witnesses to the eviction proceedings, if applicable. — A request from the tenant that the court not issue a summary eviction order. The tenant must also include a signed statement that all the information in the Affidavit/Declaration is true and accurate. There are two types of Nevada Landlord-Tenant Actsts - Contesting a Summary Eviction: Tenant General Instructions to Prepare Tenant's Affidavit/Declaration: 1. For tenants living in apartments or rental units: — Tenant must provide documentation of the rental agreement, the receipt of the eviction notice, and evidence of any attempts to resolve the matter. 2. For tenants living in single-family homes: — Tenant must provide documentation of the rental agreement, the receipt of the eviction notice, and evidence of any attempts to resolve the matter. — Tenant must also provide evidence that the landlord has not met all the requirements of the law as it pertains to the eviction process.