Divorce Course

Being kicked out of your home during a divorce can be confusing and stressful. Learn what happened in this Nevada divorce case and understand your rights when a spouse forces you out.

Married People Have Equal Rights to the HomeNevada is a community property state. That means asset acquired during the marriage belong equally to both spouses. Regardless of whose name is on the asset. This includes the family home, whether you rent it or own it.In the eyes of Nevada law, it is both of your...
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Co-parenting is hard enough when the other parent isn’t a jerk. When your ex is manipulative, dismissive, combative, or just plain difficult, it can feel unbearable.The good news is there are strategies that work. You are not alone. Thousands of parents have had to figure out how to navigate the same minefield every day. Here...
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Here’s a surprise that catches a lot of people off guard during divorce.  A bank account (only in your name) doesn’t mean the money is yours. Not in Nevada, anyway. And this misconception, the idea that “my name my money”, can turn an already stressful divorce into a genuinely shocking financial wake-up call.So before you...
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When two parties enter into a marriage, there are several ways to terminate this relationship. One way is obviously divorce. Another way to terminate a marriage agreement is through annulment. This happens when the court determines that a marriage is void or voidable, and returns both parties to their previous status, as if the marriage...
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Does Ken Own Barbie’s DreamhouseKen and Barbie might be the longest-running couple in history who never actually got married. They have been dating for more than 60 years, yet there has never been a ceremony, a marriage license, or even proof that they share more than a twin bed.During all this time, Ken has not...
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