May 2, 2018 by James Wright
The Definition of Custody in Nevada
“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.
Child Custody for Unmarried Parents in Las Vegas
Unmarried parents in Las Vegas do not automatically share legal custody of their child. You must establish paternity and file court paperwork to secure visitation...
How Relocation Impacts Child Custody Cases in Nevada
Nevada law requires careful consideration when a parent plans to relocate with a child subject to a custody order. You must understand how moving can...
Can a Child Choose Which Parent to Live With in Nevada?
Parenting decisions during a divorce or custody dispute often raise the question of a child’s preference. In Nevada, you should know that while a child’s...
How Domestic Violence Affects Child Custody Decisions
The Best Interests Doctrine Courts use the best interests doctrine to guide custody rulings, focusing on what supports a child’s well-being. You’re assessed not just...
What Evidence Helps Strengthen Your Custody Case
With your child’s future at stake, the evidence you present can directly influence the court’s decision. You need clear, credible documentation-like school records, medical reports...
How to Prepare for a Child Custody Hearing in Las Vegas
Just knowing what to expect can set you apart in a child custody hearing in Las Vegas. You need clear documentation, a firm grasp of...
What to Expect During a Custody Evaluation Process
Evaluation begins when a court orders an assessment to determine the child’s best interests. You will meet with a trained professional who observes interactions, reviews...
How Child Support and Custody Work Together in Nevada
There’s a direct link between custody arrangements and child support obligations in Nevada. You need to understand how the court calculates support based on parenting...
Grandparents’ Rights in Child Custody Cases
Rights you hold as a grandparent may allow you to seek custody or visitation under certain circumstances. When parental rights are in question or family...