Family Law

 According to the Nevada Family Court's Self Help Center, child custody issues are involved in many cases at family court. A court must address paternity, child custody, visitation, child support, and other child-related matters whenever parents file a court case.  When parents are married, these issues are handled as part of a divorce, separation, or annulment. When parents are not married, these issues are handled as part of a custody or paternity case. Cloud Document Preparation Services can assist you in filing all required documents in a timely manner and free of error.

 Cloud Document Preparation can prepare all your documents concerning child support and the minor's medical insurance. Child support is set based on a percentage of the parents “gross monthly income.” Gross monthly income includes pre-tax income from all sources, including employment, tips, overtime, unemployment, and retirement. Each parent will have to provide the court and the other parent with a financial statement, paystubs, and possibly prior tax returns so the parties’ income can be determined. 

Nevada is a no-fault state, according to the Self-Help Center, there is no easy answer to that question, how long does it take to obtain the final judgment since all cases are different.  If you and your spouse can agree to most or all of terms of your divorce, a divorce can be finished fairly quickly.  If you and your spouse cannot agree on very many things, you may have to go to court several times before the divorce can be finalized.    If you and your spouse agree to all issues, then Cloud Document Preparation can accurately prepare all documents and file them with the court timely.

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 You can attend a divorce class for FREE where you can learn the basics of divorce law and the court procedures you need to know.  The classes are presented in both English and Spanish at the Neveda Family Courts Help Centers.