Absent an order, and if you were unmarried, Nevada law gives mom primary physical custody (except under specific circumstances). But bio dad may...

I had my divorce papers signed and notarized in 2011. Didn't have the money to file. Is it too late to file same papers in 2013?

There is no expiration date on your signature. The problem is more that your community prop and debts continued accruing over these past 2 years. ...

Some judges will sign off on a Decree nunc pro tunc, which is in effect, an amended decree. Fee will depend on the route taken.

The US recognizes any valid marriage, wherever entered. To get divorced in Nevada, you must be a resident for at least 6 weeks. If there are...

How do I make a claim for emotional abuse or distress?

You cannot make a person take responsibility for their actions; you cannot change another's behavior. All you can do is control your own actions....

How do i get legal gaurdingship of my grandchildren for insurance.what forms do i need to fill out?

The answers given are correct. I only want to add that a guardianship does not take away your daughter's parental rights, but depending on its...

Who do I contact in Ector county Texas to inform them of a judgement my ex has since there may now be an inheritance for him.?

A probate would not have been opened yet. But if and when it is, you are best served by retaining an attorney in Texas to attach your ex's share...

I need to know how I can change my daughters name and add my husband to her birth certiacate, because her bio dad is not around.

Very simple process. If you do not have any idea where bio dad is, you must terminate his parental rights; you will have to publish in the...

How can i put my primary residence on my name if my husband went missing 1 year ago overseas ?

The better route is a Missing Person Petition, if he is actually missing. If he took off and you do not know where he is, then a divorce is...

What are our options?

It sounds like it's about time to find a place of your own. You could set aside the property to you (and any other beneficiaries) but to what end?...