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A spouse considering divorce often worries about what will happen to the marital home. Whether spouses negotiate or litigate, specific factors affect the outcome. Understanding the options and considerations can help achieve a workable resolution. Read More

A parent who violates the custody order can face extremely serious consequences. It's essential to talk with a family law attorney if you have issues with the other parent not complying or you consider not complying with the order. Read More

The cost of a Nevada divorce varies greatly, depending on the specific circumstances, but there are several identifiable considerations that ultimately affect the overall cost and the timeline of the process. Read More

Nevada law includes two statutory procedures for ending a marriage in the state:  divorce and annulment. Read More

The term palimony is commonly used to refer to the right to financial support or community property after the end of a relationship of an unmarried couple. Palimony is not a term recognized in Nevada laws or case decisions, but it is a term that has… Read More

The Nevada Domestic Partnership Act governs all aspects of domestic partnerships in the state. The law details the requirements for registering a domestic partnership and spells out the rights and duties of the partners. Specific requirements are als… Read More

When Nevada spouses with one or more children decide to divorce, crucial issues relating to child custody and support must be resolved as part of the process. In some cases, parents can reach an agreement, which is subject to court review. If the par… Read More

Nevada courts have authority to terminate parental rights in specific circumstances. The termination of a parent’s rights may be voluntary or involuntary. In both cases, the proceeding is an extremely serious matter governed by complex laws. For a… Read More