There isn’t really a significant difference in the determination of custody and parenting time between California and Nevada.
FAQs
What to do if the Other Parent Has Moved Their Children Out of State?
Learn what your rights are when the nother parent has moved their children out of state. Chances are, you might be able to take legal action.
Is there a difference between physical and legal child custody in New Jersey?
There is. With joint legal custody we would have a parent of primary residence who will be responsible for the day-to-day decisions concerning the children. With that joint legal custody then, that parent would have to confer with the other parent, regarding major decisions and that may be the child needs some medical care, not […]
What are the most common types of arrangements for children’s living situations post divorce?
There is no common or more frequent custodial arrangement than any other. By way of example while California has a guideline for setting child support and there’s some software programs that assist in setting that support, and some of those programs default to a visiting parent having 20% parenting time, that’s really a software function. […]
How do divorcing couples decide whether sole or joint custody is best?
Not sure how divorcing couples decide on sole or joint custody, and which is best for them? Read on to learn more about this decision making process.
Is there a difference between legal and physical custody in California and Nevada?
There is a difference. Legally, custody is decision making, that’s the power of parents to decide things such as health, education and welfare issues for their minor children, whereas physical custody is more of a residential schedule. Where is the child going to sleep on a certain day, where will the child’s clothes be hanging? […]
What are the most common types of living arrangements for children post-divorce?
Parenting plans are designed to accommodate a specific family so it may or may not be 50/50 which would mean equal time. It may be every other weekend, and depends on the parties and the needs of the children. If the parties agree to live in close proximity to each other and each is able […]
At what age can a child choose which parent he or she wishes to live with?
At what age can a child choose which parent he or she wishes to live with? The age of majority in Colorado is 18 for parenting time and 19 for child support. Legally the court loses jurisdiction to enforce parenting time once a child has reached 18 years old. There are exceptions to this like […]
How does joint custody work?
A custody agreement, joint or otherwise, is reduced to writing so that both parties have an understanding of the agreement. This writing is called a parenting plan. Parenting plans outline regular parenting time, vacation time, holiday time, decision making for both major and day to day decisions, relocation issues, contact between the parties and the […]
How does a divorcing couple decide child custody?
Every case begins with the best interests of the children. In reaching a parenting plan that is in the children’s best interests, we look to several factors including the history of the parties, the parties’ schedules, the children’s schedules, and other factors reflecting the needs of the children. We look to their schedule for soccer, […]
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