The Definition of Custody in Nevada

May 2, 2018 by James Wright

The Definition of Custody in Nevada
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“Every parent has the right to custody of his or her child, subject to any order of the court granting rights or privileges in favor of another person. The word “custody” does not include a power given pursuant to NRS 125A.250.” -Nevada Statute.

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