Help before filing for child support/custody.
Presuming Nevada has jurisdiction (see below), under Nevada's paternity statute. If so, you can seek appropriate orders as to names, custody,...
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Presuming Nevada has jurisdiction (see below), under Nevada's paternity statute. If so, you can seek appropriate orders as to names, custody,...
Your questions cannot be answered on the basis of the information you supply, although I can refer you to some resources, and would encourage you...
We do a great deal of annulment work, but I have to admit that particular one is one I had to look up. NRS 122.040 does not require your prior...
As a technical matter, under Nevada law, until a court action is filed, both parents are free to take the children anywhere they wish, or keep them...
You bet. We've been down similar paths several times. The folks at the marriage license bureau were correct -- if either spouse had an existing...
Much depends on the law of the State that granted the custodial order. In Nevada, the answer would be "no," and I have litigated several cases...
Your facts are a bit vague, preventing a precise answer. They also vary from place to place. In Nevada, a termination of parental rights also...
Nevada does not have a "magic age" statute. On the Child Custody page of our web site (http://www.willicklawgroup.com/child_custody_visitation),...
I don't really think this is a Family Law question, and you might find more pertinent responses if you ask it in the Civil Rights or Government...
I did a quick search on Blackstone/Odyssey (you can reach the portal from the Divorce page of our firm web site, at...
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