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McCarthy & Holthus LLP in Las Vegas is seeking an Eviction Clerk to support eviction proceedings from start to finish, drafting notices and pleadings, calendaring hearings, and coordinating with clients and courts.
This role emphasizes meticulous record-keeping, timely communications, and strict adherence to housing laws and court policies. The Clerk will manage case files and assist attorneys throughout the process.
The Eviction Clerk plays a critical role in supporting the legal and administrative processes related to eviction proceedings within the judicial system following the foreclosure of residential and commercial properties. This position is responsible for accurately managing and processing eviction cases from inception to final disposition to include but not limited to, drafting eviction notices and court pleadings, reviewing Notices from Courts and Sheriff's Departments and calendaring necessary hearing and eviction dates, ensuring compliance with local, state, and federal regulations and effectively communicating with clients, court personnel and opposing parties. By maintaining meticulous records and managing case files, the clerk helps uphold the integrity and efficiency of eviction proceedings. Ultimately, this role contributes to the fair and orderly resolution of housing disputes, balancing legal requirements with the needs of all parties involved.
The Eviction Clerk utilizes strong organizational and administrative skills daily to manage case files and ensure all documentation is accurate and up to date. Effective communication skills are essential for interacting with clients,occupants, attorneys, and court personnel, providing clear information and facilitating smooth case progression. Attention to detail is critical when reviewing legal documents and scheduling hearings to prevent errors that could delay proceedings. Proficiency with office software and case management systems enables efficient data entry, record keeping, and report generation. Additionally, knowledge of legal terminology and eviction laws supports compliance and helps the clerk provide accurate guidance within the scope of their role.