Nevada Child Custody Child custody determinations are often the most contentious part of divorce and separation proceedings in Nevada. Custody agreements dictate the amount of time a child spends with each parent and who has the right to make important life decisions for the child. Unlike some states, Nevada family law does not favor joint…
Divorce and Alimony in Nevada Filing for Divorce in Nevada Getting a divorce starts with filing a complaint for divorce in Nevada. There are a few key requirements and steps to take when starting the divorce process. Residency Requirements To file for divorce in Nevada, either the petitioner or respondent must have been a resident…
Grandparents Rights in Nevada: What You Need to Know Introduction to Grandparents Rights in Nevada For many grandparents, having a close relationship with their grandchildren is incredibly important. However, conflicts sometimes arise between grandparents and the parents that can restrict visitation. When this happens, grandparents in Nevada may consider seeking legal visitation rights. Nevada law…
Nevada Divorce Process Introduction Overview of divorce process in Nevada Getting divorced in Nevada follows a series of legal steps outlined in state laws. The process involves filing divorce paperwork, dividing assets, determining child custody arrangements, and finalizing the dissolution of the marriage formally through the court system. Whether your divorce is simple and uncontested…
Adultery and Alimony Laws in Nevada Introduction Adultery can have a devastating impact on a marriage, often leading to emotional turmoil and, in many cases, divorce. In Nevada, just like in many other states, adultery is a common cause of marital breakdown. When a marriage ends due to infidelity, it’s natural to wonder how the…
Uncontested Divorce in Nevada Introduction to Uncontested Divorce in Nevada Overview of the Uncontested Divorce Process in Nevada An uncontested divorce in Nevada is a divorce where the spouses agree on all issues related to the divorce such as property division, child custody, and support. This allows the divorce to proceed more quickly and smoothly…
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