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Nevada Family Law A to Z
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- Child Custody
- Child Custody – Legal v. Physical
- Child Custody Modification
- Child Custody – Preference for Mothers?
- Child Custody when Parents are Unmarried
- Child Support
- Child Support Calculator
- Child Visitation
- Civil Unions
- Cohabitation
- Community Property
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- Distribution of Property
- Divorce
- Divorce – advantages of filing first
- Divorce – disadvantages of filing first
- Divorce – fastest way to divorce
- Divorce – other states
- Divorce trials
- Domestic Partnership
- Domestic Partnerships versus Marriage
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- Palimony
- Paternity
- Pet custody (dogs, cats, other animals)
- Practice Areas
- Prenuptial Agreements
- Presumptive Maximum
- Putative Spouse Doctrine
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Nevada Family Law Blog Posts:
Do Women Go to Separate Jails and Prisons in Nevada?
Nevada jails are typically “coed” while Nevada prisons are typically “single-gender”. Many people use the terms “jails” and “prisons” interchangeably, but they are very different: Nevada Jails Jails are for people who: have been arrested, are awaiting trial (and cannot bail out), and are serving misdemeanor sentences Most jails like the Clark County Detention Center in ...
Can the lead driver be at fault for a rear-end collision in Nevada?
Certainly. The lead driver may be at fault for a rear-end automobile collision in Nevada in any of the following situations: The lead driver’s brake lights were not working, The lead driver’s brakes were not working well, The lead driver had the car in reverse when he/she should have been driving forward, The lead driver ...
How to get records expunged in Nevada
Nevada law does not offer criminal record expungements, but it does offer record sealing. Essentially, expunging and sealing accomplish the same purpose. But whereas expunging is physically destroying a record, sealing is making the record invisible. Either way, the record will not show up on future background checks. What are the steps to seal records ...
Will a pardon in Nevada restore my gun rights?
Yes, if the Nevada Governor’s Pardon explicitly says that the person’s gun rights are restored. Note that a Nevada record seal can never restore a person’s gun rights. Nevada pardons and gun rights Convicted felons in Nevada are prohibited from owning or possessing firearms unless they are granted a pardon restoring that right. Note that ...