A Nevada Affidavit and Motion for Examination for Judgment Debtor is a legal document used in the State of Nevada to collect a debt. It is a request to the court to order a debtor to appear in court to answer questions under oath regarding their assets and liabilities. The document is signed by the creditor and notarized before it is filed with the court. There are two types of Nevada Affidavit and Motion for Examination for Judgment Debtor: a standard form and a customized form. The standard form is used when the creditor does not have any specific questions they wish to ask the debtor during the examination. The customized form is used when the creditor has specific questions they wish to ask the debtor. In either case, the document must clearly state the name of the creditor and debtor, the case number, and the amount of the judgment. The document must also include the date and time of the hearing and the address of the court where the debtor will be required to appear. Once the document is filed with the court, the court will issue a summons to the debtor, directing them to appear in court at the specified time and date. At the hearing, the creditor will have an opportunity to question the debtor about their assets and liabilities. The debtor is required to answer all questions truthfully and accurately or risk being found in contempt of court.