How do I serve an anullment in Mexico

Ms. Kunin is correct. A bigamous marriage is void and does not require a Decree of Annulment. If you wish to have a Decree stating that the...

Who do I do now?

One thing you can't do, is wait. Assuming your complaint for divorce sought a determination of custody Nevada will have jurisdiction to decide...

Unless you are unable to leave your home, I think WU is a better form of payment. A check can always bounce and often times could have a hold on...

Ncp lives 5 hours away. Travels with 2yr old every other weekend. I think it's too much travel for a child so young. Whtcanido?

Since you would not be asking the Court to change custody, a change of circumstances is not needed. You just need to show how the current schedule...

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Can my girlfriends parents sue my parents if she gets seriously hurt in while living with us?

You are both legal adults. As such, there is no cause of action that I can think of that would allow her parents to sue your parents for anything...

Do I have to serve the other party all the evidence I'm using against him before settlement conference?

It all depends upon what you mean by hearing. And it depends on when the settlement conference is in proximity to the evidentiary hearing. NRCP...

Is the nullification of our prenuptial contract legal?

The prenuptial agreement itself likely defines the ways in which the agreement can be voided. If not the "nullification" document would certainly...

Can my ex receive alimony after the divorce is final. retirement

How long ago was the Decree entered. Your wife has 6 months from the date of the Notice of Entry of Decree to file a motion under NRCP 60b to set...

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Nevada, I want joint custody but work 9 hour shifts wed-sun 11am-8pm. Will that hurt me

The Court will try to maximize each parent's non-working time with the children. Your schedule would allow you to have the children from 8PM...

Hello to everyone. May I know if I need to pay for Child Support even I am not working. and how much will I pay if so?

The Nevada statutory minimum is $100.00 per month per child. Therefore, if you truly have no income and can prove it, you still need to pay the...