What will be the outcome of my child custody case?

Your situation is becoming increasingly common. Immigration status of itself is not a significant consideration, but flight risk certainly is. If...

I Need Help Representing Myself in Las Vegas

Contact the Legal Aid Center of Southern Nevada at (702) 386-1070.

What are my chances of getting joint physical custody?

Your case does not look altogether difficult or unusual. It's hard to know what might happen without all of the facts. So, without knowing the...

It's been over a year an now the old owners are trying to claim the appliances is it legal for them to do so

Assuming you purchased the home at a foreclosure auction or from the lender, you own the appliances. If you purchased the home directly from the...

What are the chances that my ex wins custody over our child if the child has been w/ me 99% of the time?

My colleagues are right - visitation is going to happen unless your ex is an imminent threat to the safety of the child. But he should be paying...

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Is there another motion to expedite seeing the judge due to the other party refusing to give prescribed medication?

If you have a motion already filed and a date set, you can file an ex-parte application for an order shortening time. This will give you the...

If I retain an attorney to file a contempt of court because my x isn't following our divorce decree, can I also have him pay fee

You can always request the other side pay for your attorney's fees, but it's rare that those fees are awarded unless you (1) succeed in persuading...

Nevada supreme Court law

The Supreme Court in Druckman arguably set the standard for unmarried parents to enter the courtroom "on equal footing." Unfortunately, what it...

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Can the someone terminate their parental rights in another state if custody is established in childs birth state

Ms. Whitbeck is correct. Parents cannot simply give up their "rights" to pay child support. It's a statutory mandate in Nevada and nearly every...

Theoretically, anyone who (1) openly and continuously occupies a home, (2) does so without permission of the true owner, (3) acts as the owner in...