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Co-Parenting: A Primary Focus of this Blog
March 20, 2013As a family law attorney, divorced mother of one, married stepmother of one and mother of whom I will lovingly call the “linking child” (i.e. the child of a second marriage where one or both spouses have children from a prior marriage),
Co-Parenting: No Bad Mouthing
March 20, 2013In a perfect world we coparent with our ex-spouse amicably.
Co-Parenting: The Holiday Timeshare
March 20, 2013Co-parenting during the holidays definitely presents some challenges. One such challenge is finding the time-share arrangement that will work for your co-parenting team.
Co-Parenting: Decisions Regarding the Child’s Education
March 20, 2013Most parents would agree that there are few parenting decisions as important as those affecting the child’s education.
Co-Parenting: Playing One Parent Against the Other
March 20, 2013I was eight years old when I first realized that I could play my mom against my dad.
Divorce: Not Ready for One, but Want to Protect Yourself
March 20, 2013This area (Washoe County) was one of the hardest hit when the housing bubble burst.
Divorce: Your Exit Strategy
March 20, 2013Invariably one of the first questions we are asked in an initial consultation by potential clients seriously considering divorce is "how do I plan for divorce?"
Child Support: Why Modification of an Out-of-State Child Support Order is Difficult to Accomplish
March 20, 2013Nevada’s version of the Uniform Interstate Family Support Act (“UIFSA”), codified in NRS Chapter 130, governs the issue of whether or not a person may seek to modify an out-of-state child support order in Nevada courts.
Child Custody: Registration of An Out-Of-State Child Custody Determination
March 20, 2013The following is the procedure for registration of an out-of-state child custody determination pursuant to NRS 125A.465...
Attorney-Client Relationship: When Your Ex- Attorney Withholds Your Files
March 20, 2013Sometimes it happens that a client has a falling out with his or her attorney. It may be that there is a personality conflict, a difference in opinion as to what course of action is in the client’s best interests or a dispute over the attorney’s billing practices.