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Life, even after divorce, is always changing. Sometimes a custodial parent will get a great job offer in another part of the country, wishes to move to a place with a better standard of living or wants to live closer to family. In such cases, the custodial parent may...
Money is a touchy subject. It can be hard to talk about and can even create unfixable chasms between married individuals. When money becomes a point of contention between two Nevada residents, they may discover that their disputes necessitate the termination of their...
Child custody and child support issues often come up in the context of divorce, but they can also involve parents who were never married. Nevada law recognizes that parents have legal rights and responsibilities with regard to their children regardless of whether the...
Action is always more powerful than inaction, but it can cause stress in the short term. This is why taking action can be difficult to do, whether that's getting out of bed to go to the gym or get out of a moderately unhappy marriage to file for divorce. To take...
If you have decided to end your marriage, you and your soon-to-be ex-spouse have many issues to address. In addition to dividing the marital estate and contemplating spousal support, you must think about child custody. If you cannot reach an agreement, your husband or...
Many family law issues are contentious during a divorce, but one that can seem especially frustrating for many is the matter of alimony. While child support is meant to financially support a child’s needs, alimony is purely meant to help support a former spouse’s...
It is only natural for parents in Las Vegas to want their child to have a good education and go to college, even if the parents are divorced. However, what that education may look like can be a source of conflict for divorced parents who do not see eye-to-eye on the...
Public employees are eligible to receive retirement pensions through Nevada’s Public Employees’ Retirement System, or PERS. The PERS plan is what is called a defined benefit plan. This means that, upon retirement, a person will receive regular payments from the plan...
Divorce is a legal process with rules that individuals must follow to end their marriages. However, despite the fact that it often, from the outside, looks very similar from case to cases, individual divorces are unique. Residents of Nevada may have very different...
The happiest days in the lives of many Nevada residents and visitors often include the day the city hosts their weddings. Unfortunately, about 50% of these marital unions will end in divorce. For individuals who decide to try marriage a second time, the odds for...