Can I move to Nevada and get a divorce?
You must be a resident of Nevada for at least 6 weeks before you can file for divorce.
Can I file for divorce then move out of Nevada?
No. Nevada must remain your primary residence until the divorce is granted.
My spouse cheated on me. Can I get a divorce?
Nevada is a no-fault divorce state. Incompatibility is the most common grounds for divorce.
What happens to my children while the divorce is pending?
Either you and your spouse agree to temporary custody or the Judge will decide.
How much child support am I entitled to?
18% for the first child up to a presumptive maximum amount between $604 to $968 per month depending on income.
Can I get money while my divorce is pending and what about lawyer’s fees?
The Judge can award temporary spousal support and can order preliminary lawyer fees.
Can I get alimony?
It depends upon the length of the marriage.
After divorce can I change my name?
It can be changed as a part of the divorce for no extra cost.
Am I entitled to a share of my spouse’s pension, 401K or IRA?
You can get a portion of them depending on the length of the marriage.
After divorce can my children and I move out of the State of Nevada?
By agreement with your spouse with Court approval, or by Court Order.
What about health insurance after the divorce?
Children will be covered if available. You will need to obtain your own coverage - possibly through COBRA.
