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McFarling, Reardon: Family Court Discovery

McFarling, Reardon: Family Court Discovery

Family Law Attorneys Emily McFarling and Brian Reardon join us for a discussion on discovery in domestic relations matters, which includes divorce, child custody, paternity, and similar cases. The views and opinions of any individuals interviewed and providing...

Peterson, Piro, and Coffee: The Death Penalty

Peterson, Piro, and Coffee: The Death Penalty

Legal Director Chris Peterson of the Nevada Chapter of the American Civil Liberties Union; and, Chief Deputy Public Defenders John Piro and Scott Coffee; join, Special Host Emily McFarling of McFarling Cohen Fic & Squires for a discussion on the death penalty. The...

Termination of Parental Rights

Termination of Parental Rights

Certified Family Law Specialist Emily McFarling; and, Family Law Attorneys Monica Caffaratti and Lance White; join us for a Perspectives Panel on termination of parental rights. Landlord-Tenant Attorney Alexis Brown moderates the discussion. The views and opinions of...

Survivorship Benefits

Survivorship Benefits

Certified Family Law Specialists Marshal Willick, Emily McFarling, and Andriea Aden, join us for a Perspectives Panel on survivorship benefits. This issue stems from the court's role in distributing community property and how pensions and other retirement plans are...

Father’s Rights in Nevada Custody Cases

Father’s Rights in Nevada Custody Cases

The Importance of Fathers In many ways, fathers have been given a bad reputation. Historically, they were seen as less involved in the care of their children for several reasons: fathers were expected to join the workforce to provide for their families financially;...

Understanding child support enforcement in Nevada

Understanding child support enforcement in Nevada

There are many resources available for parents who are unsure of their child support responsibilities or what their child support responsibility entails. A parent’s responsibility to support their child or children - also known as their child support “obligation” -...

Answers to Your Nevada Child Support Questions

Answers to Your Nevada Child Support Questions

Under Nevada law, each parent is obligated to provide support for their children. When parents are together, this is common sense and happens naturally in the parents’ routine; one or both parents may work and the parents work together to make sure the child is fed,...