Actually, the Nevada Supreme Court answered this question just a few weeks ago, and it appears they believe the answer is yes - you need to get...

You can't claim the credit unless your ex agrees to let you do it, or a judge decides you get to. Even if you had your daughter in your custody...

The answer will depend upon the laws of Guam rather than Nevada. Most states and territories have rules regarding child relocation including that...

There really is no reason you can give that will convince the judge to waive the COPE class requirement. You can do it from your home online. And...

The likelihood depends upon what evidence he has showing there's cause for a change, and a change in the life of the parent isn't usually enough. ...

You will have to file a motion to enforce in the court that granted the divorce and ordered him to pay it.

Unfortunately, there's not much you can do before your hearing short of hiring a lawyer, though the answer depends upon the type of order given. ...

Yours is an unusual case, but it's probably still like any other divorce case in most respects. Nevada is a no-fault state, meaning affairs,...

You will have to file a motion to enforce the custody order. If you can prove your son is in a dangerous environment, you can tell the court about...

There is no specific calculation for alimony. Instead, the court looks at the financial condition of both parties after divorce and determines...