by Marshal S. Willick | Dec 12, 2021 | Nevada Family Law Appeals
Divorce in Nevada now requires only residence, not domicile; the reasons are several, and the impact on family law practice could be considerable. I. THE CASE Ahed Senjab and Mohamad Alhulaibi are Syrian citizens who married in Saudi Arabia and had one child. Mohamad...
by Marshal S. Willick | Oct 25, 2021 | Lawyer's Blog
Divorce is an emotionally, mentally, and physically draining experience — not only for the spouses involved, but also for any children caught in the crossfire. The scars that are inflicted during the course of the divorce process may linger in the minds and hearts of...
by Marshal S. Willick | Sep 7, 2021 | Lawyer's Blog
If you are married to a federal civilian or military employee, it is critical that you learn as much as you can about the federal pension plans in which your spouse participates. Beyond doubt, such knowledge is incumbent upon someone considering a dissolution of...
by Marshal S. Willick | Sep 2, 2021 | Alimony
Divorce is one of the lowest moments in any person’s life. This is when everything does not go as you had hoped when you were signing the marriage certificate. Once the divorce has been finalized, you may realize that your financial situation has rapidly deteriorated...
by Marshal S. Willick | Aug 16, 2021 | Newsletter
A legal note from Marshal Willick about the statutory, case law, and court rule history involving closed hearings and sealed files, what happened to change them and why, and what is needed going forward. _____________________________________ There is a huge amount of...
