Most people who receive alimony get their payments on a monthly basis. However, in some cases, people negotiate a deal where they receive a lump-sum alimony payment. They usually agree to a lower overall payout, but receive it all up-front. If the paying spouse can afford to do this, there are advantages for the receiving spouse.
How the 2-2-3 child custody plan works
The 2-2-3 child custody plan is a common arrangement selected by Nevada parents who have a 50/50 child custody agreement. This plan has some pros and cons that parents will want to consider before choosing it, but before discussing the benefits and advantages, let's describe how it works:
New law will allow leave for Nevada domestic violence victims
Nevada's governor has signed a law that mandates Nevada employers to give workers leave time if they, anyone in their family or in their home are victims of domestic violence. The law will go into effect at the beginning of 2018.
What are my options for receiving child support payments?
In the state of Nevada, child support recipients have two options for receiving their child support money from the other parent of their children. Those options are to have the money deposited directly into your personal bank account or to have it credited to a Nevada debit card in your name.
What should I know about divorce and taxes?
Are you considering divorce but haven't thought about the tax implications? Now that you've gotten serious about your relationship with your current spouse, it's time to get serious about your relationship with the Internal Revenue Service (IRS).
What constitutes domestic violence in Nevada?
Up until the past decade or so, domestic violence was thought of by most as a crime one romantic partner committed against the other. It's only in recent years that word "domestic" has come to be understood as covering anyone that has maintains a close, familiar relationship with his or her abuser.
