Las Vegas, NV
Divorce and separation Lawyer at Las Vegas, NV
Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation, Family ... +8 more
Both your question and your "additional information" raise numerous issues, but your immediate request seems to be for a mechanism to assist your...
The answer to your question is "maybe." You have several different problems. First, if there is a court order in place as to custody (saying your...
It is really beyond the scope of my knowledge to attempt to compare the Nevada law with that of any other place, so this answer is confined to what...
Neither of the existing responses appears particularly helpful. The local Pro Bono provider is the Legal Aid Center of Southern Nevada, which can...
The short answer is that your new spouse's income probably will not be relevant to your alimony obligation. In Rodgers v. Rodgers, 110 Nev. 1370,...
Your facts are a bit vague, and the question of whether to settle or litigate is one that should only be made after consulting with qualified...
First, you are entitled to a review of child support every three years, irrespective of changed circumstances, but the most important question is...
You appear to want to change the duration of child support (from 18 to 23). This will almost certainly not happen, under the governing Uniform Law...
Characterization of property as separate or community at the time of divorce can be an extremely important issue, since Nevada courts are without...
Of the three options you mention, certainly a name change would be the most economical, efficient, and cause the fewest hassles with everything...
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