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When divorced parents find themselves unable to promptly agree on child custody arrangements, seeking temporary custody through the family court becomes a viable option. Temporary custody serves as a short-term solution, often implemented in situations where immediate decisions...

A court will issue a custody order as a legal document, as stated in NRS 125A.065. It specifies when the child must be with either parent, who has decision-making power over the child, and other matters about parenting the child. Without a custody agreement, the parent the...

How to fight false allegations in child custody? All you want to do is start new. You merely want to put an end to your sad and unhappy marriage. All you want to do is continue to be a caring and involved parent. You merely need child custody rights and a proper settlement....

When one parent fails to appear for a child custody hearing, a default judgement may be entered against them. A default judgement is a ruling made by the court without hearing from either party. A default judgement in child custody can have serious consequences. It can result...

When parents reside in different states, choosing the state from which to file for child custody relies as to whether both parents are in agreement. The legislation mandates that the "home state of the child" principle will apply in the event that parents cannot agree on where...

What does denial of visitation mean?  It is often true in cases of divorce or separation that either the mother or father has more custodial rights over a child than the other parent does. The parent with more rights and timeshare to the child is most often referred to as the...

As an unmarried father in Nevada, can you take your child away from the mother? The answer to this question is not as simple as you may think. In order to provide a full and complete answer, we will need to take a closer look at some of the specific laws that apply in this...