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How to Avoid Paying Taxes on a Divorce Settlement
Paying taxes on a divorce settlement can feel like adding insult to injury. It seems natural to wonder how to avoid paying taxes on a divorce settlement or at least minimize how much you pay. Property transfers incident to divorce are usually not taxable, but alimony payments typically are. The attorneys at Mills & Anderson practice business and family law. Our experience with these areas...Read More 0
What is the Law on Grandparent’s Rights?
The term “Grandparent’s Rights” is a bit of a misnomer under Nevada law’s statutory structure. In reality, Nevada law does not specify any particular “right” a grandparent has simply by virtue of a biological relationship to a grandchild. While grandparents do have the ability to pursue custodial time or placement of a grandchild with them, their ability to do so is restricted as described...Read More 1
If I Make $1,000 a Week, How Much Child Support Do I Pay?
When you ask the court to make decisions about your child custody rights and child support obligations, your budget is likely about to change. So, it is time to start asking questions. For example, you might wonder, If I make $1,000 a week, how much child support do I pay in Nevada? You should expect to pay at least 16% of your income, but you could pay as much as 30% or more, depending on the...Read More 0
Essential Parenting Tips for Adopting Older Children in Las Vegas
Adopting older children can be an incredibly rewarding experience for both the child and the adoptive parents. However, it also presents unique challenges that require specific parenting strategies and a deep understanding of the child’s emotional needs. In this article, we will explore valuable parenting tips for older child adoption to help you build a strong, healthy, and loving...Read More 0
Is Child Support Based on Income In Nevada?
Many parents wonder, Is child support based on income? For low-income parents, understanding how obligations are calculated can feel overwhelming. Nevada’s child support guidelines account for each parent’s financial circumstances to ensure children receive the support they need while balancing parents’ ability to pay. This article explains how child support is determined for low-income...Read More 0
Married in Nevada—Do You Have to File for Divorce in the State You Were Married In?
Getting married in Nevada—especially in Las Vegas—is exciting for many couples. The city’s energy, iconic themed chapels, and quick, hassle-free ceremonies make it a popular destination for tying the knot. However, if the aftermath of a Vegas wedding has turned into the need for a divorce, you might feel confused about the process. Do you have to file for divorce in the state you were married...Read More 0
What You Should Know About Child Support Deviations
Child support, while important and necessary, often places a large financial burden on the non-custodial parent. Under certain circumstances, this obligation can seem difficult if not impossible to bear. Because of this, it is important to get as much information as possible and understand how child support can be tailored for your specific circumstances. This may include a reduction in how...Read More 0
Surrogacy Legal Rights for Intended Parents and Surrogates
When you are embarking on the journey of surrogacy in Nevada, understanding surrogacy legal rights is crucial for securing your status as a parent. Whether you are opting for gestational or traditional surrogacy, establishing intended parental rights requires careful legal steps, both before and after the birth. These steps include creating a contract and securing a pre-birth order to ensure...Read More 0
Does It Matter Who Files for Divorce First?
Your decision to get a divorce probably came after a lot of deliberation and soul-searching, and now it is time to take the next step. But is your trip to the courthouse to file for divorce a race? Does it matter who files for divorce first in Nevada? Well, the answer is that it could matter. While spouses have relatively equal rights in divorce court, certain legal balances can be tipped in...Read More 0
Why Las Vegas Couples May Wish to Enter Counseling Prior to Filing for Divorce
You said “I do” and “till death do us part” at the altar or the Elvis wedding chapel, but you’re starting to wonder if your marriage is really built to last that long. If you are struggling in your marriage, it is normal to start questioning your situation and maybe start thinking about divorce. It may be worth exploring marriage counseling before filing divorce papers in Las Vegas. A...Read More 0
