At what point can a mother file for full custody of a child?

It is a very fine line. One factor for physical custody is a willingness to foster and encourage the relationship with Dad and the child. ...

My daughter is granting me, maternal grandmother, permanent guardianship. how do i make it legal

First, guardianship is not permanent. Guardianships are modifiable. To get an Order Appointing Guardian and then Letter of Guardianship, you...

TPO - On Protection Order Worksheet of the Petitioner

Pursuant to NRS 33.080 (2), you can actually move to have the TPO dissolved right now. The dismissal can be requested nunc pro tunc, meaning it...

Can a noncustodial parent get adjustment to arrears owed even if they have never paid?

In Nevada, child support cannot be retroactively modified which means if the Judge is following the law, the arrears should stand are Ordered by te...

What type of action should i take to recoup my income tax return that was kept because my ex didn't pay it?

In our jurisdiction, it would be a Motion to Enforce Decree of Divorce. I would suggest consulting with local counsel to discuss the issue. ...

Although the question is tax relayed, I think it would be better to post it under divorce or family law in your jurisdiction because it is an issue...

Termination of rights vs sole legal and sole physical custody agreed by both parties.

Sole legal and physical custody is not the same as terminating parental rights. The custodial labels mean not decision making or visitation, but...

Can my ex and I change final custody decree and give me more time with my son even if judge ruled a specific time schedule?

Yes. This seems to be a duplicate inquiry, check the other response.

Is there nrs code for parents able to change custody that was previously ordered by judge?

There is not a statute that dictates how to change custody, but case law would control and may require an application of NRS 125.480 which states...

After divorce, claiming a child on taxes.

The tax code provides that the parent who has the child 50% or more is able to claim the child. If this is Mom she may be correct, but you should...