Who Will Hear A Civil Litigation Case in Nevada?
The civil justice system in the United States allows individuals and companies to take private legal actions against other people, organizations and government entities. Civil litigation is distinct from criminal litigation. While a criminal case involves a prosecutor seeking penalties for crimes committed against the people, a civil case involves a private plaintiff seeking some type of legal remedy from a defendant who has breached a legal duty and caused damages. Many different types of wrongs can give rise to civil litigation, from car accidents caused.. [Read More…]
Do I Really Need to Worry About a Property’s Environmental Past?
Investors or developers interested in purchasing a piece of property need to do their due diligence to make sure the investment is financially sound. This means making sure that the zoning will allow you to put the property to its desired use, and making sure that the property has clear title. It also means making sure that there is no environmental damage to the property that could affect its subsequent use. It is necessary to worry about a property’s environmental past because there are serious risks.. [Read More…]
Free Report: What is the Difference Between a Material Breach and a Non-Material Breach of Contract in Nevada?
In Las Vegas, individuals and businesses routinely enter into contracts. Contracts make commerce possible because they allow parties to order goods or to make arrangement to obtain services with the assurance that the other party will follow through and fulfill his end of the bargain. Topics covered in this report include: Material vs. Non-Material Breach of Contract Distinguishing Between a Material and a Non-Material Breach The Importance of Determining a Material vs. Non-Material Breach Click here to read the whole article or download the PDF.
What Can You Do If Your Spouse Won’t Let You See Your Kids?
For parents, the inability to see their children can be devastating. Unfortunately, children sometimes are used as weapons during a separation or divorce. If you are not getting along with your spouse, he or she may try to withhold the children from you. Your options in this situation vary depending upon the circumstances. If you already have a custody agreement in place, then your spouse must abide by the agreement. If you do not have a custody order or parenting plan in place and your spouse won’t let.. [Read More…]
Does a Non-Biological Parent Have to Pay Child Support in Las Vegas?
Every child deserves to receive financial support from both parents, even if the parents do not live together in the same household. If only one parent has custody of the child, or if one parent has primary custody, the non-custodial parent is responsible for paying financial support. A standard formula is used in the state of Nevada to determine how much child support must be paid. The formula considers the amount of time that each parent spends with the child; the number of shared children; the.. [Read More…]