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Episode Summary:

In this episode, Attorney Shelly Cooley, Certified Family Law Specialist and founder of Cooley Law Firm, explains how custody and support orders can be modified in Nevada. She breaks down what qualifies as a “change in circumstances,” how income changes affect child or spousal support, and the steps parents should take to request or enforce modifications. Shelly also shares key advice for keeping agreements enforceable and approaching the process with clarity and cooperation.

Key Timestamps:

00:00 – How custody and support orders can change over time
01:00 – When and why courts allow modifications
02:30 – Income changes and three-year reviews
04:00 – What counts as a material change in circumstances
05:00 – How courts decide what’s best for the child
07:00 – The importance of communication and stability
08:30 – How parents can modify orders through stipulations
10:00 – Why vague or informal changes lead to conflict
11:00 – What’s required for modifying support or alimony
12:00 – How to handle parents who ignore modified orders
13:00 – Steps to take before filing for modification
About the Show:

Building Families, Bridging Differences: A Family Law Journey helps listeners understand the legal and emotional sides of family law. Each episode features Attorney Shelly Cooley sharing practical insights and compassionate advice to help families navigate divorce, custody, and support issues with confidence.

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