Nevada Supreme Court· 2/24/2000

Guerin v. Guerin

Citations

993 P.2d 1256
1 Nev. 210
116 Nev. Adv. Rep. 22
2000 Nev. LEXIS 22

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holding that “[a]lthough an 10 individual is entitled to represent himself or herself in the district court, . . . no rule or statute 11 permits a non-attorney to represent any other person, a company, a trust, or any other entity in 12 the district courts or in this court.”
holding that “[a]lthough an 4 individual is entitled to represent himself or herself in the district court, see SCR 44, no rule or 5 statute permits a non-attorney to represent any other person, a company, a trust, or any other 6 entity in the district courts or in this court”
affirming a district court order transferring property from one spouse to another in a divorce decree
affirming a district court order transferring property from one spouse to another in a divorce decree
“A proper person, however, is not permitted to represent an entity such as a trust.”
considering the fugitive disentitlement doctrine in a domestic case

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Judges: Young, Agosti, Leavitt

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