Battle Born Process Service

Do you have a squatter? We are here to help with our Eviction Services!

The Washoe County Sheriff's Office has seen an increase in squatters illegally occupying vacant homes listed for sale or tied to probate cases.

A recent case in Spanish Springs involved a squatter who presented fraudulent documents and was later arrested for unlawful occupancy, housebreaking, and credit card theft.

"We're seeing an increase in squatters targeting vacant homes, particularly those tied to real estate sales or probate cases," said Sheriff Darin Balaam. "These situations can quickly become complex and even dangerous. We urge real estate professionals, property managers, and families to stay vigilant, secure their properties, and report any suspicious activity immediately. Our goal is to ensure safety and protect property rights."

Tips to Protect Vacant Homes:
- Lock all doors, windows, and gates
- Install cameras or motion lights
- Conduct regular property checks
- Post 'No Trespassing' signs
- Involve neighbors or property managers
- Call 9-1-1 or WCSO non-emergency dispatch at (775) 785-9276 if you see something suspicious

Learn what to do if you discover a squatter and how to legally retake possession of your property in our Press Release here: https://washoelife.washoecounty.gov/sheriff/washoe-county-sheriffs-office-addresses-rising-squatter-incidents-in-vacant-homes-for-sale-or-rent/

Happy Nevada Day!
We’re proud to be from Nevada, which is why we named our company Battle Born Process Service. Nevada was the 36th state to be admitted to the Union on October 31, 1864 during the Civil War - becoming the Battle Born State.

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What are the most commonly used eviction notices in Nevada?

📃 7-Day Non-Payment of Rent

📃 30-Day Notice to Vacate
(No- Cause)

📃 5-Day Lease Violation

📃 Three-Day for Nuisance, Waste,
Assigning/Subletting, Unlawful
Business, or Drug Violation

You can read about each notice and submit your request on our website at battlebornps.com

If you’re in need of serving your Tenant any of these notices (and more), please see our contact details below and reach out. We are here to take the headache of evictions off of your plate!

💻 battlebornps.com
📧 [email protected]
📞 (775) 507-7188

Reviews like this make our day! Thank you to our wonderful client, Kierin 😊

What kind of documents do we serve?
📑 Summons & Complaint
📑 Eviction Notices
📑 Orders & Motions
📑 Small Claims
📑 And Much More!

💻 battlebornps.com
📧 [email protected]
📞 (775) 507-7188

Do you want to raise your Tenant’s rent? Nevada Law requires 60 days written notice to your Tenant and served by a licensed Process Server.

📃 We have the correct notice and will prepare and serve it to your Tenant. We cover all of Nevada!

Visit our website or call us and we’d be happy to help!

💻 battlebornps.com
📧 [email protected]
📞 (775) 507-7188

What kind of documents do we serve?
📑 Summons & Complaint
📑 Eviction Notices
📑 Orders & Motions
📑 Small Claims
📑 And Much More!

💻 battlebornps.com
📧 [email protected]
📞 (775) 507-7188

CDC EVICTION MORATORIUM EXTENDED THROUGH JUNE 30, 2021.
‼️ TENANT MUST PROVIDE LANDLORD WITH A SIGNED DECLARATION TO BE COVERED UNDER THE MORATORIUM‼️
Visit battlebornps.com or call 775-507-7188 for more information or to request eviction services.

CDC Moratorium extend to June 30, 2021.

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