Bill’s Top Ten Cases of 2011

Bill’s Top Ten Cases of 2011

The year 2011 gave family law attorneys  so many ways to help our clients and their families.  My top memorable cases include these:         1.  The step-parent adoption where a father had walked out of the kids’ lives years ago, and the mother’s current husband takes over as legal parent.  A happy and fun court date....

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Noncustodial weekends get longer

Noncustodial weekends get longer

I have noticed a trend in Clark County family courts where the non-custodial parent, the one with the minority of the parenting time, is getting longer weekends with the children. Where a common court-ordered weekend used to be Friday at 6:00 pm to Sunday...

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Wife doctors evidence

Wife doctors evidence

My client's ex-wife tried to doctor some prints of online bank statements, and did such a poor job we caught her and she was then charged with a crime. Perjury in family court is rarely prosecuted.

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Best interests and other standards for modifying parenting plans

Best interests and other standards for modifying parenting plans

The best interests of the child is easier said than done, and what does it even mean? A judge or court commissioner will put themselves in the child's shoes. The judge loves to hear Positive evidence. Keeping the case focused on what...

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Wills for everyone

Wills for everyone

A Last Will and Testament is a simple yet powerful document. What special powers can a Will contain? Guardian for child; Executor; and Charitable Contributions

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QDROs can be easier

QDROs can be easier

A QDRO does not have to be a headache. Done right, it can be a smooth and effective final step in resolving a property settlement between divorced spouses. The QDRO needs technical language to comply with Federal tax and employment law. It must...

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