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Nevada Child Support Questions

By Kainen Law Group |

Child support is by far the most contentious part of many Nevada divorces. Very often, both parents will dispute exactly what constitutes child support and how much the obligation should be. If the parents cannot agree, the court will intervene. Either way, it is a good idea to seek out a family lawyer to… Read More »

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Being A Surrogate In Nevada

By Kainen Law Group |

Nevada has long had a reputation as being a friendly place for surrogates, with surrogacy laws that cater to everyone who might want to be a parent. However, it is crucial that if someone decides to enter into a surrogacy contract, they need to be aware of the rights and responsibilities that the law… Read More »

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Social Media In Nevada Divorce

By Kainen Law Group |

When you are in the midst of obtaining a divorce, the temptation to vent about the process (or even about your ex) on social media can be extremely high. However, this can lead to serious issues if your posts should be seen by your spouse or by the court itself – in extreme cases,… Read More »

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Questions On Nevada Prenuptial Agreements

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Prenuptial agreements have become more and more common over the past decade or so, simply because the nature of marriage has changed and more spouses want to ensure their assets are protected. This is especially true in community property states like Nevada, where everything is split 50-50 in all but the rarest cases at… Read More »

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In A Nevada Divorce, Who Gets The House?

By Kainen Law Group |

When two people are getting a divorce, asset division is understandably a paramount concern. In Nevada, property acquired during the marriage is community property, and must be divided (in most cases) equally, in a 50-50 split. With smaller assets, this can be a fairly straightforward process, but with the marital home, it can become… Read More »

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Post-Divorce Financial Modifications In Nevada

By Kainen Law Group |

Certain financial aspects of Divorce Decrees are not written in stone, even after the proceedings have concluded. Life changes, and people’s circumstances do, too. If, for example, you change jobs or relocate, you may seek a modification of alimony or child support, so as to better fit your life circumstances. However, these changes are… Read More »

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Why Establish Paternity In Nevada?

By Kainen Law Group |

It is not uncommon for couples to fail to establish the legal paternity of a child born out of wedlock, often because they do not see a point, or because they are uncertain of how to do it. The process of establishing paternity is not as difficult as most people think, however, and a… Read More »

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Red Flags To Look For In Your Nevada Prenuptial Agreement

By Kainen Law Group |

Many couples in this day and age are choosing to execute premarital (prenuptial) agreements, to protect their rights and ensure that any potential divorce will be as equitable as possible. However, not all such agreements are created equal; there are a series of potentially problematic issues that can mean trouble if they show up… Read More »

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Community Property Questions For First-Time Divorces

By Kainen Law Group |

People who are getting a divorce often have questions, especially if they are doing so in Nevada, which has a different system than most other states. If you are beginning the process, you may have questions about the community property system, and how it works in divorces like yours. Contacting an experienced attorney can… Read More »

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What You Need To Know About Modifying Custody & Support Obligations In Nevada

By Kainen Law Group |

Child custody and support determinations are among the most contentious aspects of most divorces. Sometimes modification after the original decisions are necessary in order to ensure the continued best interest of the minor children. If you want to seek a modification in either your child support or your potential parenting time, it can be… Read More »

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