In Nevada, retirement accounts are split based on community property law using the “time rule”: contributions and benefits earned during the marriage are community property subject to equal division, while portions accrued before marriage or after separation remain separate property. What does that mean for you? You’ve spent decades building your retirement nest egg—contributing faithfully […]
If you’re facing a child support situation in Nevada – whether you’re about to pay it, receive it, or modify an existing order – you probably have a lot of questions. How much will I owe? What counts as income? Can I get the amount changed if my circumstances change? Will my custody arrangement affect […]
Co-parenting after a divorce or separation can sometimes feel like navigating a ship through stormy seas. Even with the best intentions, disagreements about schedules, activities, and parenting decisions can create turbulence that affects the entire family—especially your children. Parenting coordination is a resource that can help calm these waters, providing structure and resolution when conflicts […]
At Kelleher and Kelleher, we understand that navigating child support calculations can feel like trying to solve a complex puzzle while blindfolded. The regulations can be confusing, and the stakes are high—this is about providing for your children’s needs while maintaining your own financial stability. In this guide, we’ll walk you through four methods to […]
When you’re going through a divorce in Nevada, you might face a critical decision about alimony payments. The main difference between periodic and lump sum alimony is straightforward: periodic alimony involves regular payments over time, while lump sum alimony is a single, one-time payment that settles all spousal support obligations immediately. Picture this: Sarah, a […]