Las Vegas, NV
Family Lawyer at Las Vegas, NV
Practice Areas: Family, Child Custody ... +5 more
People filing their own case know how to get a complaint filed but they don’t know what to do next. They feel stuck and because they cant get advice from self-help, their cases flounder. We have prepa...
See Full GuideThe legal term for CPS taking a child from a parent is called "removal." If your child is removed from your care by CPS, consider these tips: Remain Calm It is a very emotional thing to have a child p...
See Full GuideDespite popular belief, judges don’t just hand out supervised visitation like candy. We wrote this article to help answer frequently asked questions about supervised visitation in family court cases. ...
See Full GuideAn allegation of domestic violence can affect every aspect of an accused’s life. A domestic violence charge can influence a person’s job, their personal relationships, or even if they can see their ch...
See Full GuideThe decision to charge a consultation fee is not one that lawyers take lightly. Lawyers are afraid that clients will be turned off or will seek legal advice elsewhere because there are always lawyers ...
See Full GuideIn most divorces, an affair, abuse, drug use or even gambling, is often times overlooked because of the concept of no-fault divorce. While no-fault is the standard in many jurisdictions, fault can pla...
See Full GuideIn our last article we defined present danger as an immediate significant and clearly observable family condition that is actively occurring or in the process of occurring that will likely result in s...
See Full GuideIn doing thousands of consultations for divorce it never fails that I hear the same misconceptions from almost every potential client that walks through my door. We are providing the information in th...
See Full GuideThe Safety Intervention Permanency System (SIPS) has been adopted by CPS courts across the country and is now accepted as the standard by which CPS/DFS must operate. This article is part of a series e...
See Full GuideWhen a person involved in a suit cannot adequately represent his or her own interests, the court may appoint a guardian ad litem to protect the person's interests. This guide explains the role of the ...
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