How do I get started with visitation to my children

You have a complicated situation that I am not sure this forum can answer. Much depends on how you "gave" your father custody (guardianship?) and...

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Spousal support obligations and potential contempt of court

If you can prove that you tried to make payments and did not know where your wife was, you probably won't be held in contempt. But you probably...

How can I have child support reevaluated in Las Vegas?

You need to file a motion to modify child support, along with a financial declaration, based on materially changed circumstances (pay cut, and...

IF I WILLINGLY SIGN A BIRTH CERTIFICARE KNOWING THAT IM NOT THE FATHER OF THE CHILD, IS THAT CONSIDERED FRAUDULANT?

I fully agree with Ms. Kunin. You cannot sign an affidavit that you know to be false, or you are forever and irreparably damaging your credibility...

Can I get alimony if I divorce my cheating husband of 14 yrs?

Infidelity is NOT a factor when determining alimony (spousal support) in Nevada. The court first looks to need v. ability to pay, and then to a...

Can a non custodial parent take a minor child outside of Nevada without permission from custodial parent?

In general terms, either parent can travel with the child outside the state, unless court orders say otherwise. If you have a serious concern as...

If my son who lives at home not a named insured on auto policy permission to use is injured while during fire loss covered

If your son was driving your car, with your permission, he may not recover from your bodily injury policy. If he was at fault, he cannot recover...

You will not find a "standard" out of state visitation schedule in Nevada's law, but what you have requested is not unreasonable so long as you...

Does my daughter have to visit her dad if he is never there and she does not get along with his wife?

I am going to assume that you and the child's father were not married to one another, and you went through the DA to get a child support order...

As Mr. Jones has corrected stated, child support in Nevada is a percentage of income, subject to statutory maximums. The amount someone pays is a...