What does the judge do in a case where a father is so verbally abused towards the mother and makes it impossible to even talk?

You have a variety of remedies available to you. The Court can restrict communications to writing only and can even order communications only...

Can i put a lien against his house?

The short answer is Yes, you can put a lien against his house. First, though, you must obtain a valid judgment against him. There is another...

There are several issues here, so I will go over them one by one. First is jurisdiction. As you were married in Nevada, Nevada has jurisdiction...

Can I be emancipated?

Nevada has a mechanism for minor to become emancipated, but it is a tough standard to meet. You will have to show that you will be self-supporting...

How old does a child have to be for a judge to listen to who they want to live with?

There is no set rule, only rules of thumb. Generally, when a child turns 14, has good grades, and stays out of trouble, courts will begin to...

Can I get a lawyer this late at a reasonable price, does she have the rights not to let me talk nor see my daughter?

Fortunately, this is the slow season, but the beginning of the busy season is looming. DO some research and meet with an experienced family law...

Do I need to do anything else to make the car fully his responsibility? If title is in both of our names, do I need to sign over

I agree with my colleague. If the Decree has the VIN of the car at issue, then the DMV might be able to transfer title just with the Decree. ...

How is custody/visitation decided when the non custodial parent moves out of state and the 1 year doesn't know him that well

Courts can do a multitude of things in situations like these. Visitation can be in Nevada until Dad reunites with the child using a reunification...

Why cant he sign over his rights? She keeps saying the guy she with is their real dad and has the kids calling him dad.

Courts do not simply permit people to terminate their parental rights. It is a public policy issues. The State can be on hook for support...

I disagree with my Nevada colleague. There is a mechanism to stop a person from filing motions--it is called a vexatious litigant. See Jordan v....