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Child custody is so important for so many families which is why it is important for them to understand the factors that are used to determine child custody. Child custody determinations are made based on what is in the best interests of the child and a series of...
Domestic violence is an all too common occurrence that usually lurks in the shadows of familial life. For a number of reasons, many people choose not to talk about domestic violence. A lot of times they are afraid of what could happen to them. However, there are a lot...
These are very trying times, and with things constantly changing, this could greatly impact the child custody arrangement divorced parents in Nevada have in place. Whether parents mutually agreed on custody or child custody was ordered by the court, these terms must...
Do you have concerns about supporting yourself after divorce? You may want to consider requesting Nevada alimony. Alimony, often called spousal support, refers to court-ordered payments made by one former spouse to another for a set time period. Types of alimony You...
After your Nevada divorce has been granted by the court, you will be left to the rest of your life. One aspect of this life that you will need to adjust to is co-parenting children with the person from whom you were just divorced. This is not always easy, but with the...
Experts have discovered that parental conflict is one of the primary reasons that divorce is so traumatic for children. This is why many parents try mediation as they develop a custody agreement. But how and why does mediation work? The process According to the...
Going through a divorce is an emotional, stressful process that many people struggle to manage. A divorce can affect your mental health, your relationship with your friends and family, and even your work performance. Being proactive about addressing how stress will...
When a child's parents are divorced or are no longer in a relationship with one another, decisions will have to be made regarding child custody. It is important that, absent abuse or neglect, a child should be given the opportunity to form a meaningful relationship...
Divorce has lost the negative stigma it once had for many people in Nevada. And, divorce is not just for the young or middle-aged. In fact, in what has been dubbed the "gray divorce revolution," the divorce rate for those 50-years-old and up has increased twofold over...
In December 2017, Congress passed a major tax bill that is set to take effect starting January 1, 2019. Certain parts of the tax bill may affect those in Nevada who are looking to divorce. Therefore, it is important to understand how these new tax law provisions...