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Stepparent adoption is a legal process that allows a stepfather to adopt a child when the biological father is no longer involved or has terminated parental rights. If you have sole Custody of your child in Nevada, you may wonder if your husband can legally adopt them. While...

So let's understand the custody laws in Nevada for unmarried parents. One of the most challenging and delicate parts of a divorce between unmarried parents is determining who will get custody of the children. Although Nevada's legislation aims to allow both parents to be...

When parents are split or separated, custody and visitation issues often arise. This is especially true when one parent wants to take the child out of state for a trip, to visit family, or to move. Without an official custody order, it can be hard to determine what rights each...

When parents are involved in a custody dispute or considering how to best manage their child's upbringing after a separation or divorce, one of the most frequently asked questions is whether it's possible to sign over custody of a child without going to court. Child custody is...

At Huggins Law Office, we understand that navigating child custody matters, guardianship issues, and family disputes can be overwhelming for parents facing difficult decisions. In child custody cases, understanding the key differences between legal and physical custody is...

How far can a parent move with joint custody in Nevada? When parents in Nevada share joint custody of their children, the decision to relocate can be complex and frequently contentious. It is essential for parents, particularly the mother and father, who wish to make...

When parents go through a separation or divorce, one of the most critical issues they face is child custody. It is a deeply emotional and complex topic requiring decisions about the child's well-being, upbringing, and who will be primarily responsible for their care. In many...

Child custody cases can be complex and emotionally charged, often leading to a variety of questions regarding legal responsibilities and costs. One significant aspect that many parents consider is who pays for the court costs associated with these cases.

In the complex world of family law, Custody disputes can be emotionally intense, involving intense feelings and difficult decisions. One of the most troubling aspects of these disputes is the potential for false accusations, particularly when a parent falsely accuses the other party of abuse or neglect in

Dating someone with a criminal record, especially a felon, can raise serious concerns when it comes to child custody. The involvement of such a person in your life can become a critical issue when judges evaluate the safety and well-being of your kids, as courts prioritize...