Las Vegas, NV
Government Lawyer at Las Vegas, NV
Practice Areas: Government
The gist. Nearly 90 percent of private student loans have a co-signor. Taking on private student loans carries risks for both the primary borrower and co-signor. The co-signor adopts the risk of ha...
See Full GuideTrademark A trademark is: word, symbol, slogan, sound, color, building, name, device, package design, scent, shape, or a numeral. A trademark protects symbols and words that identify and distingui...
See Full GuidePatents A patent is a document that discloses and claims an invention. “Specification” provides a description of the invention, i.e., how to make and use. “Claims” define the invention in terms of...
See Full GuideWhat is intellectual property and why is it relevant to your business? Intellectual Property is an important asset for virtually any company. IP is critical for technology companies and they must be...
See Full GuideThis guide provides a brief and simple overview of obtaining compensation for your personal injury claim. Get Medical Treatment The first thing you should do after being injured in an accident is seek...
See Full GuideFrequently Asked Questions Is Common Law Marriage Recognized? Nebraska does not recognize a common law marriage. Can my marriage be annulled? Marriages can be annulled if the marriage was prohibited b...
See Full GuideAdoption Adoption is the transferring of parental rights from the biological parents to an adoptive parent or parents. By adopting a child, the adoptive parents assume all the rights and responsibili...
See Full GuideModification People often have significant changes in the lives that can affect custody, visitation, and support ordered. The law recognizes that a significant change in circumstances could result in...
See Full GuidePaternity If a child is born to unmarried parents, it is important to establish paternity and the rights and responsibilities that go along with that. Sometimes fathers sign an acknowledgement of pat...
See Full GuideDivorce The term “Dissolution of Marriage” is used by the Courts to describe divorce. Nebraska does not recognize a common law marriage. Instead, Nebraska recognizes “no-fault” divorce, meaning that...
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