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When it comes to custody and visitation rights in Nevada, fathers have the same legal standing as mothers. This equality under Nevada law ensures that both parents are given fair consideration in matters involving their children. In this blog post, we'll explore the...
Child custody arrangements can significantly impact a child's life and the ability of parents to co-parent effectively. In Nevada, changing child custody is not easy. The courts focus on what is best for the child and need a lot of evidence to make any changes. This...
The narcissist’s inability to accept responsibility for marital problems can cause the demise of a marriage. A narcissist always has a reason why marital issues are your fault, and this one-sided narrative quickly takes a toll on the non-narcissistic spouse....
Thou shalt not lie! We all know that’s not just good advice—it’s a mandate enshrined in one of the ten commandments! Humans have been lying since we discovered speech. And aside from the little white lies, “oh, that looks great on you,” lying can cause great damage...
Power of attorney documents carry great weight, and everyone should understand what power of attorney means. When someone has power of attorney, they have the power to make certain decisions on someone else’s behalf. You might ask: Decisions about what? It’s a good...
Our team sees many divorce cases where a split is inevitable. Infidelity, physical abuse, emotional and psychological mistreatment, and fundamental differences of character and values often lead spouses to call it quits. But what if a marriage is just ho-hum,...
If you’re arrested in Nevada, and you don’t know what to expect, you might think you have legal rights you don’t have. These misconceptions can make the whole process even more stressful, so to help, here’s a breakdown of a few rights you don’t have, but you might...
Being arrested can be shocking and overwhelming, especially when it all happens so quickly. However, you have certain legal rights and protections, so let’s break them down. Right to Remain Silent The moment you are in custody – meaning you’re not free to leave –...
We have a right to self-defense in Nevada, don’t we? This is a question that many residents and business owners in Nevada can’t answer with confidence, even though a break-in or threat to their life could happen at any time. Many Nevadans don’t fully understand the...
While the state of Nevada does not technically expunge criminal convictions, it does seal such records—but only under certain conditions. You can speak with an attorney from about whether your circumstances meet the conditions to seal a...