To be divorced in Nevada, one of the parties must reside here. Nevada’s residency requirement is only six weeks, but getting a post office box or renting a hotel room for six months does not make on a resident. The law required that you move to Nevada with the intent to remain here for at least an indefinite period of … Click Here To Continue Reading

Nevada is considered to be a much easier place to obtain a divorce than other states; however, that is only partially true. Nevada has a six-week-residence requirement rather than the six-months or one-year requirement of many other states. So, to that extent, it is easier to get a divorce in Nevada.

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In Nevada, as in most states, the controlling doctrine is “the best interests of the children.” Obviously, people can and do vigorously disagree as to what may or not be in the children’s best interests. If the parties can’t agree, ultimately a court will hear evidence and decide for you what is best for the children.

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In a divorce case, as in all legal matters, there are many laws and rules that if not properly followed and obeyed, can lead to a number of serious problems. While the law permits you to represent yourself when you are not an attorney, it is usually a mistake to do so.

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Nevada is a community property state, which means that presumptively your assets and debts belong equally to you and your spouse. A legal separation is a means of remaining married but having your financial interests separated, thus obviating the community property laws.

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I believe the best way to choose a lawyer is to meet with him or her face to face. A lawyer may be skilled and competent, yet you may not feel comfortable with that lawyer. It is important to choose a lawyer who is not only competent but also with whom you feel comfortable, as you will probably spend many … Click Here To Continue Reading

It depends on a number of factors. If a divorce is contested (there are issues of disagreement between the parties), it is likely to cost much more than an uncontested divorce (where the parties agree on everything and just want to be divorced).

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