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December 5, 2024Nevada Custody
- Basic info and definitions
- Who can seek custody
- The custody process
- What are the steps to file for custody?
- What information will I need to give when I file for custody?
- Can I keep my address confidential?
- How will the judge make a decision about custody?
- Will the judge always give joint custody?
- When will the judge give joint legal custody?
- When will the judge give joint physical custody?
- When will the judge give primary physical custody to one parent?
- If I have moved out of the home where the other parent and my children currently live, will this hurt my chances of gaining custody?
- Do I need a lawyer?
- Can I change the state where the case is being heard?
- Can I file for custody in Nevada? Is Nevada my child’s “home state”?
- Are there exceptions to the "home state rule?"
- Mediation in custody and visitation cases
- After a custody order is in place
- If a custody order is already in place, how can I get it changed?
- If I have a custody order from another state, can I enforce it in Nevada?
- If there is a custody order in place, can I relocate?
- Can a parent who does not have custody have access to the child's records?
- What factors will a judge consider when deciding if I can relocate?
