When you’re going through a divorce in Nevada, you’re probably wondering what happens to all that credit card debt you and your spouse accumulated. The short answer? Yes, most credit card debt gets split between you and your spouse—but there’s more to the story than you might expect! The reasoning is simple: The judge doesn’t […]
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 […]
Here’s the simple answer: A divorce ends a valid marriage, while an annulment declares that a valid marriage never existed in the first place. When you get divorced, you’re saying “we were married, but now we’re not.” When you get an annulment, you’re saying “we were never legally married to begin with.” Both result in […]
Divorce is hard enough without worrying about your children’s safety. When alcohol abuse enters the picture, what should be straightforward custody arrangements can quickly turn into heated battles that seem impossible to resolve. At Kelleher & Kelleher, our divorce attorneys have seen how substance abuse allegations can completely derail divorce proceedings. You might feel like […]
Picture this: It’s the third week of the month, and you’re staring at your bank account, waiting for that child support payment that should have arrived two weeks ago. Your ex-spouse isn’t answering calls, rent is due, and your child needs school supplies. Sound familiar? You’re not alone, and more importantly, you’re not powerless. When […]
When you’re going through a divorce in Nevada, you might be surprised by what counts as shared property. While homes, vehicles, and bank accounts typically come to mind first, many clients are caught off guard when they discover life insurance policies may also be part of the property division process. Term life insurance policies go […]
Legal custody is about decision-making, while physical custody is about daily care. Both types of custody work together to determine how you’ll raise your children after divorce, but they serve very different purposes. Here’s the deep dive: Legal Custody: Decision-Making Rights Legal custody gives you the right to make major decisions about your child’s life. […]
Your spouse wants half of everything in your divorce – but what exactly counts as “everything”? If you’re facing a divorce in Nevada, you’re probably wondering which assets you’ll get to keep and which ones you’ll have to split. The answer might surprise you. You might find yourself saying things like “I inherited this from […]
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 […]
Are you feeling trapped in your marriage because your spouse refuses to sign divorce papers? You’re not alone. Many Nevada residents face this frustrating situation, wondering if they’ll ever be able to move forward with their lives. Here’s the good news: You don’t need your spouse’s signature to get divorced in Nevada. The state’s family law […]