If the Decree has been signed and the home was awarded to her, then it is legally her house and you have no right to keep the keys. And if you...

You will need to reach out to personal injury attorney's directly for more comprehensive analysis and advice. You are not legally able to operate...

Can dad do that? Yes. Is it a good idea? No. Would there possibly be consequences? Yes. However, until you get court orders, you both have...

There are a few options, but you have left out what is going on with the other bio parent(s) for these children which may create a wrinkle. ...

If you have a Decree of Divorce that says the house is awarded to you as your sole and separate property, then you can not only change the locks...

While I generally agree with my colleague, there is more to consider. Your child's age is a factor but also capacity and intelligence. Further,...

No parent has more "rights" than the other parent, unless their rights have been limited by a court order which has not yet occurred in your case...

In Nevada, from the day you get married, everything you acquire with very few exceptions is considered community property and is subject to equal...

The answer will completely depend on what actually occurred when he "signed his rights over as a parent." If that was done through the court...

The child cannot be moved outside the state of Nevada without the consent of the other parent (if that parent still has rights) or a court order. ...