Difference Between Legal & Physical Custody

In this video, divorce attorney Meredith Weiner discusses if mothers are preferred for child custody. Judges look at which factors are going to suit the child better. In some cases that is the mother and in other cases it is the father.

In this video, divorce attorney Meredith Weiner discusses how marijuana use can impact custody in certain circumstances. Courts will evaluate the level and frequency of use and the individual is using around your children. Although marijuana is legal, courts can rule based on the best interests of the children.

Attorney Philip Spradling explains the factors courts look at to determine custody. Philip is a divorce attorney with Right Lawyers. For over 14 years Right Lawyers has helped people with divorce, legal separation, and annulments.

Attorney Sonya Toma explains how you get primary physical custody. Sonya is a custody attorney with Right Lawyers. For over 14 years Right Lawyers has helped people with divorce, legal separation, and annulments.

Attorney Laura Johns discusses what is primary child custody. Laura has been a divorce attorney in Nevada for over 14 years.

Attorney Laura Johns discusses the Nevada rules for relocating to another state with a child. Laura has been a divorce attorney in Nevada for 14 years.

Divorce lawyer Peter James explains temporary orders and how they are used.

Divorce attorney Stacy Rocheleau explains Nevada's Best Interest Factors. These are the factors the courts look at in determining custody.

The Las Vegas family court uses the best interest factors to determine custody rulings. Their are around 11 main factors that you should consider if you are looking to file for child custody.

Family Law discusses the laws and process for relocating out of state with a child. The attorneys at Right Lawyers in Las Vegas specialize in complex divorces and post-divorce issues. No divorce that involves children is entirely simple, and divorce agreements that involve custody and child support tend to become more complicated over time. Changes in income, social situations and work obligations can all put strain on the custody agreement. In many cases, your agreement will affect the way you make life decisions. For instance, if a respected company offers you a desirable job in another state, you may need to consider how an interstate move will affect your ex-spouse before you commit ...