Abandonment and temporary orders, how will the judge view this?
Every judge is different but it is certainly possible that a judge could give him a chance and give him joint custody. Not something I necessarily...
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Every judge is different but it is certainly possible that a judge could give him a chance and give him joint custody. Not something I necessarily...
Only one party needs to be in a state for that state to have jurisdiction over divorce/separation. You can file in Nevada.
You would be entitled to one-half the amount earned during the marriage. So married 12 years, if he earned the retirement for 25 years, then you'd...
As long as they need. Could be a week, could be a year.
If he filed and served you, you will need him to agree to dismiss the divorce. If he does not, you cannot stop the divorce.
You need court permission for a child that young to testify. More likely, is they could do a child interview by a third party.
You need his permission, in writing, or the court's permission. If he will not agree, you will need to file a motion with the family court. Do not...
It is very very probable he will get out-of-state visitation. You should prepare yourself for that inevitability. Unless you can show he is...
You need his permission or the court's permission, for both children. Even if you have primary custody, you need permission to move, unless that is...
You need to file a custody case in NV ASAP. It might already be too late and you could lose jurisdiction. Consult with a lawyer. You need to start...