• Rideshare for Kids? Accidents Do Still Happen

  January 07, 2020 by vegas west attorneys, Filed Under: Las Vegas Family Law

  Many Nevadans by now have used either Uber or Lyft at some point in their lives. Rideshare businesses have proven that they are here to stay, whether it be for convenience, your next business trip out of the state or country, or for the incidental check and balance it…

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• Surviving the Holiday Season when Separated or Divorced

  December 20, 2019 by vegas west attorneys, Filed Under: Las Vegas Family Law

  The holidays can be tough during a regular year, but if you are recently divorced, separated or going through a contentious divorce, the holiday season can be extra stressful. Top Six Tips to Survive and Enjoy the Holidays after Parents Separate 1- Start a new holiday tradition. Whether this…

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• Top Five Myths About Child Custody in Nevada

  November 12, 2019 by vegas west attorneys, Filed Under: Las Vegas Family Law

  In the United States, the most common custody arrangement is where the parents have joint legal custody and one parent has primary custody. Nevada, however, has developed a preference for joint legal and joint physical custody. When parents have joint legal custody, they make decisions together about the child’s…

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• I Was Hurt in an Auto Accident; How Much Time Do I Have to Seek Damages?

  October 28, 2019 by vegas west attorneys, Filed Under: Las Vegas Family Law

  If either you or someone close to you has been injured in a motor vehicle accident, motor vehicle accident involving a commercial vehicle, motorcycle accident, or slip and fall, you only have a certain amount of time to bring your claim for monetary damages or you are barred from…

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• What is Uninsured/Underinsured Motorist Coverage and Should I Have It?

  March 20, 2019 by vegas west attorneys, Filed Under: Las Vegas Family Law

  Ask the next person you see – it could be a stranger: “Do you know what UM or UIM automobile coverage is? Chances are the person will give you a bewildered look and ask: “What is it?” Uninsured and Underinsured Motorist coverage, known as UM and UIM coverage, is…

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• What is Probation?

  December 17, 2018 by vegas west attorneys, Filed Under: Las Vegas Family Law

  Probation is a procedural option for a defendant as an alternative to being sent to jail or prison. Rather than sentence the person and ordering them to serve time, the judge may provide an opportunity for the defendant to demonstrate that they want to rehabilitate themselves. Probation results in…

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• 15th Annual State Bar of Nevada Advanced Family Law Program

  October 25, 2018 by vegas west attorneys, Filed Under: Las Vegas Family Law

  Family Law CLE inspired by the Beatles December 6, 2018 8:45 a.m. – 4:45 p.m. 7.0 CLE credits, 1.5 ethics credit pending 3100 W. Charleston Blvd. Las Vegas, Nevada Program and descriptions and speakers to be released within the next several weeks

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  Congratulations to Joe Riccio

  October 08, 2018 by vegas west attorneys, Filed Under: Las Vegas Family Law

  vegas west attorneys is pleased to announce that Joe Riccio was appointed to the Nevada Editorial Board for the Nevada Lawyer magazine in September 2018. Joe practices primarily in the areas of personal injury, family law, and criminal law. Joe is a partner of vegas west attorneys.

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  Grandparent Rights- It All Comes Down To The Best Interest Of The Child

  October 04, 2018 by vegas west attorneys, Filed Under: Las Vegas Family Law

  According to the United States Supreme Court, being a parent is a fundamental right. This is a long-protected right and as far back as 1923, the Court stated: “liberty” protected by the Due Process Clause includes the right of parents to “establish a home and bring up children” and…

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• Have you recently moved? Have you notified the Nevada Department of Motor Vehicles?

  June 27, 2018 by vegas west attorneys, Filed Under: Las Vegas Family Law

  Nevada Revised Statute 482.385 requires all new Nevada residents to register any vehicle operated in Nevada within 30 days of becoming a resident, or when they obtain a driver’s license, whichever occurs first. Additionally, Nevada Revised Statute 483.90 mandates that all individuals notify the Department of Motor Vehicles within…

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