A Nevada Stipulation and Order to Extend Discovery Deadline Dates is a document used by both parties in a civil proceeding to agree to modify the existing discovery deadlines. This document is usually filed with the court, although it is not required. It typically states the reasons for the extension, the proposed new dates, and the signatures of both parties and their attorneys. There are two types of Nevada Stipulation and Order to Extend Discovery Deadline Dates: one for limited discovery and another for comprehensive discovery. For limited discovery, the Nevada Stipulation and Order to Extend Discovery Deadline Dates allows for the parties to agree upon a reasonable period of time for “limited discovery” relating to particular issues. This type of Stipulation and Order is typically used when the parties cannot agree upon the scope of discovery but still want to move forward with the case. For comprehensive discovery, the Nevada Stipulation and Order to Extend Discovery Deadline Dates allows for the parties to agree upon a reasonable period of time for “comprehensive discovery” relating to all issues in the case. This type of Stipulation and Order is typically used when the parties are able to agree upon the scope of discovery and want to move forward with the case.