A Nevada Motion to Set Aside Dismissal is a legal procedure used to vacate or reverse a prior court order that dismissed a case. This motion is used to ask a court to set aside the dismissal of a complaint, petition, or other pleading so the case can proceed. It is a common motion used when a party fails to appear in court for a hearing or to respond to a motion, resulting in a dismissal. There are two types of Nevada Motion to Set Aside Dismissal: 1. Motion to Set Aside Dismissal with Prejudice: This motion is used to ask the court to set aside the dismissal of a case with prejudice, meaning the plaintiff is barred from filing the same claim again. 2. Motion to Set Aside Dismissal without Prejudice: This motion is used to ask the court to set aside the dismissal of a case without prejudice, meaning the plaintiff is not barred from filing the same claim again. To file a Motion to Set Aside Dismissal in Nevada, the petitioner must draft a motion and supporting affidavit and submit them to the court. The motion must include a statement of the facts and legal arguments supporting the motion, and the affidavit must attest to the truth of the facts presented in the motion. The motion must then be served on all other parties in the case. After the motion is filed, the court will typically schedule a hearing to consider the motion.