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Nevada
Family Law Statutes
Nevada Family Law Overview
Nevada family law is found in Title 11 of the Nevada Revised Statutes (Domestic Relations). Nevada uses the best interests of the child standard with a presumption in favor of joint legal custody. Nevada law covers divorce (dissolution), child custody, parenting time, and child support.
Disclaimer: The links below lead to official state government and legal reference websites. This information is provided for educational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Laws change frequently – always verify current statutes and consult a licensed family law attorney in Nevada for advice specific to your situation.
Key Family Law Statutes
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Title 11 – Domestic Relations (Full Title)
Overview of Nevada's complete domestic relations code.
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Chapter 125 – Divorce (§§ 125.010 to 125.560)
Grounds for divorce, property division, and alimony.
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Chapter 125C – Child Custody (§§ 125C.001 to 125C.0105)
Child custody, parenting time, and best interests of the child.
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Chapter 125B – Child Support (§§ 125B.001 to 125B.145)
Child support guidelines and percentage of income model.
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Chapter 125A – Uniform Child Custody Jurisdiction and Enforcement Act (§§ 125A.005 to 125A.485)
Interstate child custody jurisdiction and enforcement (UCCJEA).