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Father’s Day and Mother’s Day are commonly included in court-ordered holiday schedules so children have the opportunity ...
05/27/2026

Father’s Day and Mother’s Day are commonly included in court-ordered holiday schedules so children have the opportunity to recognize and celebrate each parent. Even when parents are no longer in a close relationship, the way they interact and present co-parenting to their child can significantly influence that child’s emotional development. Small, intentional gestures from the child on Father’s Day can help support a sense of connection, consistency, and reassurance.

Read the full blog here to explore simple, affordable Father’s Day craft ideas that support positive co-parenting: https://www.lvfamilylaw.com/s/Z0O8y9J

05/22/2026

Does the 30-30 Rule Include Medical Premiums?

No, it does not.

Medical insurance premiums are handled separately—either through the child support calculation or specifically outlined in your court order or decree.

Check your order to see how premiums are addressed.

A Complaint for Divorce is the document that officially starts a divorce case in Nevada and includes key information abo...
05/20/2026

A Complaint for Divorce is the document that officially starts a divorce case in Nevada and includes key information about the marriage, children, property, debts, and requests such as custody, support, and attorney’s fees. It is typically filed along with a Summons and a Joint Preliminary Injunction, which outline the legal timelines and set boundaries for both parties during the case.

Read the full blog here to learn what each document means and what happens after filing: https://www.lvfamilylaw.com/s/p0k5a8J

05/15/2026

What Is the 30-30 Rule?

It’s how unreimbursed medical expenses are handled.
One party pays the full bill, sends the receipt within 30 days, and the other party has 30 days to reimburse their portion.

Visitation planning often starts with identifying when parenting time is likely to occur, including school breaks, holid...
05/13/2026

Visitation planning often starts with identifying when parenting time is likely to occur, including school breaks, holidays, and any existing timeshare agreement. When travel is involved, factors like airline options, unaccompanied minor rules, and overall cost may also be considered to help prepare for upcoming visitation periods.

Read the full blog here to learn more about how visitation timing and travel are evaluated: https://www.lvfamilylaw.com/blog/2026/may/preparing-for-trial-a-checklist-for-determining-/

Court-ordered holiday schedules often include both Mother’s Day and Father’s Day as a way to honor each parent in a chil...
05/13/2026

Court-ordered holiday schedules often include both Mother’s Day and Father’s Day as a way to honor each parent in a child’s life. Even when co-parents are no longer in a close relationship, maintaining respectful interactions can have a lasting positive impact on a child’s emotional well-being. Simple gestures like a small Mother’s Day gift from the child can help reinforce that bond and encourage healthy family dynamics.

Read the full blog here to learn some ways to create meaningful Mother’s Day crafts that support positive co-parenting: https://www.lvfamilylaw.com/blog/2026/may/co-parenting-celebrating-mother-s-day/

Selecting witnesses for an Evidentiary Hearing or Trial is an important part of presenting a strong and complete case to...
05/13/2026

Selecting witnesses for an Evidentiary Hearing or Trial is an important part of presenting a strong and complete case to the Court. Witnesses help provide first-hand information that supports the facts the Court needs to consider.

Read the full blog here to learn how witnesses are used in family law cases, how to choose the right individuals, and what information must be disclosed: https://www.lvfamilylaw.com/blog/2026/may/selecting-witnesses-for-trial-why-are-witnesses-/

05/09/2026

What Are Appeals Important For?

Appeals help keep the legal system consistent, fair, and focused on the correct application of the law. They also clarify how statutes are interpreted and create guidance courts rely on in future cases.

Watch this video to learn more.

05/01/2026

What Is an Appeal?

In Nevada, there are two main types of appellate review. The first is a traditional appeal, which is used after a final order when a party believes the court made a legal mistake.
The second is a writ, which is a request for a higher court to review a temporary order. The standard for review is different for each type.

Watch this video to learn more about how the appeal process works in Nevada.

In Nevada family law cases, parties are required to keep their contact information—address, phone number, and email—upda...
04/29/2026

In Nevada family law cases, parties are required to keep their contact information—address, phone number, and email—updated with the Court and the other party.

This ensures proper notice if a case is reopened or modified, such as in custody or child support matters.
A Notice of Change of Address must be filed and served when information changes.

Read more from our blog: https://www.lvfamilylaw.com/s/z858y4p

A recent Nevada Court of Appeals decision confirms that withholding a child from a court-ordered custody exchange may be...
04/22/2026

A recent Nevada Court of Appeals decision confirms that withholding a child from a court-ordered custody exchange may be considered abduction and may affect custody determinations, even based on a single incident.

The ruling reinforces how seriously Nevada courts treat violations of custody orders and their impact on the child’s best interests.

Read more on our blog: https://www.lvfamilylaw.com/s/R332K2u

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