by Surratt | Feb 7, 2014 | Divorce, Family Law In Nevada |
Many divorcing parties are unaware of the fact that Nevada’s community property law requires an “equal division” at divorce. A divorcing couple will often have a general discussion about splitting assets, but do not take the time to determine of the agreement...
by Surratt | Aug 13, 2013 | Assisted Reproductive Technology, Domestic Partnerships, Family Law In Nevada |
Kim Surratt is participating in the National LGBT Bar Association Conference in Washington DC this week. She is at the Family Law Institute right now. She will be speaking at both the Family Law Institute and at Lavendar Law on assisted reproductive technology...
by Surratt | Mar 22, 2013 | Family Law In Nevada |
I just read this Room for Debate from the New York Times about Prenuptial Agreements. There are various views about the value of Prenuptial Agreements represented in this debate. One of the best things about a Prenuptial Agreement is that it forces spouses to be to...
by Surratt | Feb 11, 2013 | Custody, Divorce, Family Law In Nevada, Financial Disclosure Form |
Effective January 2013, there are new rules that apply for the financial disclosure form in complex divorces and front loaded discovery requirements for divorce cases in general. The new rules are available at the Nevada Supreme Court’s website. Reading the new rules,...
by Surratt | Aug 11, 2011 | Custody, Family Law In Nevada |
Contemplating a move? Have joint custody over a child and you and your “ex” live in the same town, but now you have a job offer in another state and can provide a better life for yourself and your child? What do you do? The area of “relocation” in a child custody...
by Surratt | Jul 12, 2011 | Divorce, Family Law In Nevada |
I read this article in the Wall Street Journal which is an excerpt from a forthcoming memoir about getting through a divorce. It is a personal recollection, but one worth reading. It also reflects on the Gen X’ers who have defined families in contrast to our parents,...
