A Nevada Motion to Modify-Dissolve-Extend Protection Order — Domestic Violence is a legal document filed in a Nevada court that seeks to modify, dissolve, or extend a court order that provides protection from domestic violence. This type of motion can be requested by either the protected person (victim) or the abuser (respondent). The motion must be filed in the court that issued the original order and must include sufficient evidence of either the necessity to modify, dissolve, or extend the existing court order. The types of Nevada Motion to Modify-Dissolve-Extend Protection Order — Domestic Violence are: • Motion to Modify Protection Order: This type of motion is filed when the protected person or the abuser wants to modify the court order, such as changing the terms of the order, changing the time the order is in effect, or adding or removing a restricted party from the order. • Motion to Dissolve Protection Order: This type of motion is filed when the protected person or the abuser wants to dissolve the court order, meaning that all restrictions imposed by the order are removed. • Motion to Extend Protection Order: This type of motion is filed when the protected person or the abuser wants to extend the court order, meaning that the restrictions imposed by the order remain in effect for a longer period of time.