Need advise filing Notice of Right to Objection in family court.

You may only claim the downward deviation for the two other children if you are LEGALLY REQUIRED to provide support to them. If they are not your...

You were the victim, but you were also the witness to a crime. If you ignore the subpoena, you can be held in contempt, sanctioned, and charged. ...

Residency question on filing a divorce

If your wife has been in Nevada for 6 consecutive weeks, you can file here based on HER residency. If you have maintained Nevada as your residence...

Can I file an appeal to a custody case? At what age can a child change custodial parents without going to court?

Yes, you can appeal to the Nevada Supreme Court. You only have 30 days. It is a complex and somewhat expensive process, even without an attorney...

Domestic battery

If he can make bail, he will get out. His bail amount will depend on whether or not this is his first arrest for this type of offense, and if...

If i pay 100 a month in child support arrears, will this amount be garnished if i start working?

Since your ex could not waive the arrears, I can only assume they are owed to the State for welfare benefits she received, rather than to her. If...

Adoption question

There is no publication requirement in an adoption. I believe you are thinking of a termination of parental rights, where the biological parent...

Is it possible to hyphenate my daughter's name to add my husband's last name? Is this a difficult issue in the courts eyes?

You can file a petition to change her name, and it is not a complicated process; however, her biological father would need to be notified and he...

Is it true that a job can refuse you because you pay child support?

Your ex is full of it. A potential employer would not know if he owed child support or not, and they are not allowed to ask. Plus, all major...

Do you have to abide but what the judge had approved in your court order?

A court order must be followed. A failure to follow it gives rise to a claim of contempt. However, only the very precise terms of the court order...