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Vol. 74 – Why Court Appearances Should Be Remote By Default

by Marshal S. Willick | Jan 19, 2022 | Newsletter

A legal note from Marshal Willick about the pending decisions about how court proceedings should normally be handled – in person, or by remote electronic appearances. For lots of reasons, remote court appearances should be the default going forward for all proceedings...

Vol. 73 – Closed Hearings, Sealed Files, Privacy, and Public Access: Why the Rules Are the Way They Are, and What They Should Be Going Forward

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 misinformation about these topics...

Vol. 72 – The Nevada Supreme Court Fails to Clean Up Its Survivorship Benefits Mess — Again

by Marshal S. Willick | May 7, 2021 | Newsletter

A legal note from Marshal Willick about how the Nevada Supreme Court again ducked by footnote an opportunity to correct errors it has known about for decades about retirement and survivorship benefits, effectively passing the buck to the Legislature. For years,...

Vol. 71 – Engagement Rings and the Nevada Law of Gifts

by Marshal S. Willick | May 5, 2020 | Newsletter

A legal note from Marshal Willick about the law concerning engagement rings in Nevada – how and when are they considered gifts, and under what circumstances they must be returned to the giver. This is a surprisingly consistent source of inquiries, and litigation, and...

Vol. 70 – Property Transfers Between Cohabitants After Howard v. Hughes

by Marshal S. Willick | Apr 9, 2020 | Newsletter

A legal note from Marshal Willick about how the Nevada law governing property transfers between unmarried persons is different from – and less predictable than – the law governing property transfers within a marriage. For married persons, Nevada law has evolved, from...

Vol. 69 – MLAW 3 & 4: Malmquistizer and Child Support Calculator

by Marshal S. Willick | Feb 4, 2020 | Newsletter

A legal note from Marshal Willick announcing two new tools for the family law legal community, one of which is free, and the other of which is free to all subscribers. The change from child support statutes to regulations has made the calculation of support more...
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DISCLAIMER OF ATTORNEY-CLIENT RELATIONSHIP: NO ATTORNEY-CLIENT RELATIONSHIP is formed by virtue of the use of the information from willicklawgroup.com or the links from willicklawgroup.com to other servers. NO ATTORNEY-CLIENT RELATIONSHIP is formed without the express written agreement with WILLICK LAW GROUP, 3591 E. Bonanza Rd., Suite 200, Las Vegas, Nevada 89110-2101. Sending E-mail does not constitute such an agreement. Do not send any confidential information or specific details about a case or pending case. Confidential information needs to be submitted to your attorney only after we have a written agreement.