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Paternity disputes in Nevada
In Nevada and across the nation, fathers are expected to help support their children. However, there are situations where a man suspects that he may not be the father of a child. The state will order tests to determine the paternity of the child in question in several situations. If a man believes he… Read More »
Understanding presumptions against domestic violence perpetrators
Nevada parents who have a history of domestic violence have an uphill battle in acquiring child custody. There are certain procedures that a court must follow if it finds that a person committed domestic violence before he or she can pursue custody. The court presumes that awarding sole or joint child custody to a… Read More »
About third-party visitation rights in Nevada
There are times when grandparents or other relatives may wish to seek visitation rights for a minor child. Fortunately for them, Nevada law provides some situations in which courts can grant visitation to third parties such as grandparents. In some circumstances, a parent will restrict the rights of grandparents to visit a child. In… Read More »
What are the penalties of stalking in Nevada?
Like many other laws, the definitions and penalties related to stalking vary by state. Nevada has clearly defined statutes which protect victims of stalking, and this applies whether or not the victim knows the perpetrator. A person is considered to be guilty of stalking in Nevada if they maliciously or willfully act in a… Read More »
How custodial parents can get child support that they are owed
If a noncustodial parent is ordered to pay child support, there are steps that the state of Nevada can take to compel compliance. Noncustodial parents who work but do not pay child support could see their wages garnished to fulfill their obligations. An order to withhold income from a noncustodial parent’s paycheck will apply… Read More »
Providing professional support during divorce
If you are facing a divorce that involves dividing a large business or considerable assets, our lawyers may be able to make sure that you and your spouse agree on a fair and smooth division of your property. We have the knowledge and experience to resolve complex issues surrounding substantial assets while helping couples… Read More »
Divorcing billionaire claims to have paid wife millions already
Nevada hedge fund investors may be interested to hear that Kenneth Griffin, the founder of Chicago-based Citadel LLC, claims to have paid millions of dollars to his wife under a prenuptial agreement. The billionaire made the claim in documents that were filed in an Illinois state court on Oct. 2. Griffin has been going… Read More »
What types of domestic violence are there?
Domestic violence takes many forms and is not just when someone physically assaults an intimate partner. In general, domestic violence occurs when one person in a relationship exhibits an abusive pattern of behavior aimed to control the other person. Victims can be of either gender and any age, and they can come from all… Read More »
Food Network star couple file for divorce
Food lovers in Nevada may have read the recent reports that Pat and Gina Neely have filed for divorce. The couple has been a fixture on the Food Network and own a Memphis-style barbecue restaurant in New York City. They also owned a restaurant in Memphis, which was recently closed. In addition to the… Read More »
Child custody in Nevada
Nevada courts would rather deal with custody agreements instead of disputes. However, if an agreement cannot be established, then a judge can make a decision regarding legal and physical custody. Legal custody refers to a parent’s right to have a say in a child’s upbringing. Issues pertaining to education, medical treatments and religion fall… Read More »