In Nevada, noncustodial parents are expected to pay child support until their children turn 18, or 19 if the child is still in high school and is supposed to graduate by their 19th birthday. But what if the child turns 18 and he or she is disabled? Does the parent still have ...
Read MoreIt is natural for spouses to feel hesitant about divorcing. It’s often not breaking up with their spouse that triggers these emotions; it’s the fear ...
View MoreAnyone can find themselves in jail or prison; they don’t have to be a lifelong criminal to end up behind bars. Common charges among everyday citizens ...
View MoreNot everyone needs a prenuptial agreement , but a lot of people benefit from these legal instruments. Anyone who owns a business, holds real estate ...
View MoreEach state has several enforcement tools in its toolbox to collect child support from non-custodial parents and Nevada is no exception. If a parent is ...
View MoreIf you’re filing for divorce in Las Vegas, Henderson, or anywhere else in Nevada and this is your first time, you’ll have a lot of questions about ...
View MoreAfter a divorce , it’s not unusual for one of the parties to cease obeying a court order. We commonly see this in matters pertaining to child custody ...
View MoreBeing a parent is a huge responsibility and it’s not something to be taken lightly. In fact, many would argue that it’s more important than marriage. ...
View MoreIf you think a divorce will end parental squabbles, you’re likely mistaken. Just because a divorce is finalized doesn’t mean you and your ex will ...
View MoreAs someone who is getting a divorce , you have a lot on your mind, such as child custody and support , spousal support, asset and debt division. Taxes ...
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