Are you on the birth certificate? Any custody orders in place? If either are true, then she is commiting a category D felony by moving out of...

Nevada law presumes that all domestic violence negatively affects the best interest of children. A conviction for DV against the father creates a...

The child's surname is what it says on the birth certificate unless there is an order saying otherwise. The mother should be respecting...

Different states have different laws. Generally speaking, the mother gets to choose where she lives as she has not yet given birth. In Nevada, if...

Nevada calculates alimony per the factors listed in NRS 125.150. A person's actual income is used unless the person is willfully...

After being separated for so long and with you dating another person, divorce was going to happen at some point. Once the child is born, the...

The short answer is yes, you need to hire counsel--competent, experienced counsel. Domestic violence is a serious charge. She might just accuse...

The proper procedural mechanism to fix this is to file a Rule 60(a) motion to correct clerical error. Are you in child support court or family...

Nevada has no definition of sole physical custody. Rivero v. Rivero (the second one) defines physical custody as being either joint or primary. ...

This is an unanswered question under NV law. NV law provides that you need to request permission to relocate if custody has been established by a...