by Marshal S. Willick | Feb 29, 2024 | Child Custody & Support
Domestic violence profoundly impacts child custody battles in Nevada. At Willick Law Group, we understand and apply the complexities involved in these disputes, from understanding the broad legal definitions of abuse to assessing its influence on custody decisions and...
by Marshal S. Willick | Feb 8, 2024 | Child Custody & Support
Nevada law allows for the adoption of both children and adults. Any adult person, or any two persons married to each other, who are at least ten years older than the person sought to be adopted, may petition to adopt a child. There are special statutes applicable to...
by Marshal S. Willick | Mar 29, 2023 | Lawyer's Blog, Child Custody & Support
Optimally, in any divorce, paternity, or other matter relating to a minor child, the parents of the child or children are able to work together to determine a custodial schedule that will best serve the child’s needs. In many cases, however, parents are unable to come...
by Darcy | May 24, 2021 | Ask the Lawyer, Child Custody & Support
Question asked on April 13, 2021 Q: I’m living with my child’s father. Due to domestic violence (proof available) and several other issues, I’m leaving the relationship. His father receives SSI and has an irrevocable trust with funds from an accident...
by Darcy | May 24, 2021 | Ask the Lawyer, Child Custody & Support
Question asked on April 4, 2021 Q: Custody regarding an unborn child. A: If there has been no naming of a father at the time of birth, and no court action regarding paternity, then under NRS 125C.003: 2. A court may award primary physical custody of a child born out...
by Darcy | May 24, 2021 | Ask the Lawyer, Child Custody & Support
Question asked on April 3, 2021 Q: We were never married and I am father and plaintiff. We don’t have a previous order or agreement. We have been splitting time with me keeping my son 4 days and her 3 days. I filed custody complaint for joint legal and physical...
