Nevada Revised Statutes: Chapter 128
1. “Abandonment of a child” means any conduct of one or both parents of a child which evinces a settled purpose on the part of one or both parents to forego all parental custody and relinquish ...
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Nevada Revised Statutes: Chapter 127
a) Both parents if both are living; (b) One parent if the other is dead; or (c) The guardian of the person of a child appointed by a court of competent jurisdiction
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Nevada Revised Statutes: Chapter 125B
7. Expenses for health care which are not reimbursed, including expenses for medical, surgical, dental, orthodontic and optical expenses, must be borne equally by both parents in the absence of ...
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NEVADA ADMINISTRATIVE CODE: ADOPTION OF CHILDREN
b) Assist the parents in reaching a decision regarding the most favorable plan of action for both the parents and the child, and determine the services necessary to carry out that plan
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NEVADA REVISED STATUTES: CHAPTER 610
a) Both parents, if the minor is living with both parents; (b) The custodial parent, if the minor is living with only one parent; or (c) The minor’s legal guardian
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Nevada Revised Statutes: Chapter 425
... master may enter a recommendation establishing the paternity of a child during a proceeding concerning the support of a dependent child pursuant to NRS 425.382 to 425.3852 , inclusive, if both parents ...
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CHAPTER 432A - SERVICES AND FACILITIES FOR CARE OF CHILDREN
i) Gives either or both parents the right to observe the program of the licensee before enrollment and at any time after enrollment of the child; (j) Notifies either or both parents if ...
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Nevada Revised Statutes: Chapter 159
... unable, without assistance, properly to manage and take care of himself or his property, or both ... 1. The parents of a minor, or either parent, if qualified and suitable, are preferred over all ...
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THE FORTIETH DAY
... provisions governing the withholding of income for payment of support for a child; creating a presumptive preference for joint custody of a child; creating a rebuttable presumption that both parents ...
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Las Vegas Probate Attorneys
The death of one or both parents can easily disrupt the continuation of your child's financial safety net. Figuring out what your child is likely to need is tricky
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