There are two common ways to get her "off" title: (1) have her sign a quitclaim deed, or (2) sue for divorce (if you married) or for quiet title. ...

The answer depends upon the language of the prenuptial agreement. If it reserved all earnings from accounts you owned prior to marriage as...

This happens all too frequently, and there is probably nothing you can do in Nevada to change it. If she lives in California, and she filed for...

You have options. You can agree to the divorce and ask her to allow you to take the kids with you. You can agree to the divorce and leave the...

You've not provided enough information to fully answer the question, so I can't say what the problem is. But a debtor exam is like a deposition -...

It's really hard to answer the question without a lot more information, but here's a basic answer: Ordinarily, any parent who wants to relocate...

The answer depends upon your custody orders, but it's never a good idea. If your custody order states you must get permission, then by all means,...

Generally, the answer is no - child support ends at 18, or if a child is still in high school when they turn 18, upon their graduation or turning...

No, he does not forfeit his rights and mom does not have sole custody. Nevada law provides both parents with equal custody - and an equal...

Without knowing the name and case number, I can only guess. But it's probably because the district court that is dealing with custody issued the...