What happens when I get a divorce with minor children in Nevada and decide to move to California during the court process

Nevada has child custody jurisdiction. The children, according to your statement, have been living in Nevada--only you moved to California. If...

Should I wait until the inevitable move to address relocation or should I do it now?

Relocation cases can be emotionally tough. If no case has been filed, you will need to file one and have your ex served. The custody complaint...

Can a man be presumed father of a non-biological child? Would he have rights?

Nevada law presumes the husband is the father of wife's child unless wife and another man sign an affidavit of paternity. So, unless another...

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How do I terminate my child support when my child finishes high school?

Child support for the emancipating child will end when he graduates high school as he will already be 18 years of age. Technically, the...

What services are available in Clark county for getting visitation rights of a child?

Under Nevada law, you can file what is called a Third-Party Visitation action--usually called a Grandparent's Rights action. Nevada law extended...

What can I do to protect my family?

Under Nevada law, spousal income is not calculated to pay support. It can be used to negate a payment made to your spouse, however. Still,...

To ask for attorney's fees, you must have asked for them in your papers. You must also actually incur attorney's fees. Courts follow the...

Does he have custodial rights or am I the primary custodial parent? Can I put her in pre k without his permission and just move?

Under current Nevada law, you need the father's written consent (text / email will do) or permission of the court to relocate out of Nevada with...

The child support cap is called a "presumptive maximum". The key word there is "presumptive", which means you are allowed to argue that support...

Are the parents allowed to see the report on the outcome of the child interview?

You are permitted to read the report, but not possess it in any way. Your prior attorney should have a copy. If you call his/her office, s/he...

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