Warnock Family Law BLOG

 There are various factors that determine child support. For example, the type of physical custody one has can determine the amounts of child support payments, and who pays it.  Factors like, which parent gets child support payments and how much each parent gets, are all parts to the puzzle and are based on income and… Read More »“Do I have to pay child support if my kids live with me for a month?

In custody disputes, sometimes parents argue over where jurisdiction lies.  One parent may want to relocate to be closer to a support structure, or for employment purposes.  The other person may want to stay in the state they are currently residing in.  Parents must make these decisions together, or they may run afoul of the… Read More »What is the UCCJEA and Why is it Important to Custody?

All parents in Nevada are entitled to equal rights with regard to his or her child.  It does not matter whether the parents are married or not married, each parent is entitled to a relationship with their child.  The Best Interest Factors are what the Courts use as a guide to determine custody, visitation, and… Read More »What Are Best Interests of The Child Factors?

In custody disputes, sometimes parents argue over where jurisdiction lies.  One parent may want to relocate to be closer to a support structure, or for employment purposes.  The other person may want to stay in the state they are currently residing in.  Parents must make these decisions together, or they may run afoul of the UCCJEA.  The UCCJEA… Read More »What is the Uniform Child Custody Judicial Enforcement Act and Why is it Important to Custody?

There are two types of custody:  Legal Custody and Physical Custody.  Physical Custody is generally the one everyone thinks of when referring to custody.  Physical Custody governs where the children live.   Legal Custody has to do with a parent’s control or decision-making authority with regard to a child’s medical issues, religious upbringing, or education and schooling.  This can guide… Read More »What are the Types of Custody?