Legal Question in Family Law in California

This is actually a question for Nevada lawyers. So you should re-ask the question there. However, I am pretty sure Nevada law is the same or similar to California on this issue. In California the custody and support order would have been rendered moot when you got married. The proper procedure would have been to notify the court that issued the order that you had gotten married, and the court would have vacated the order. Even though that was not done, any decent lawyer can now go in and have it done if you try to use the old invalid order. I can't swear that the result would be the same in Nevada but I'd be willing to "double down" on it. So you really should get your divorce going and get new orders issued. I should also warn you that under the Uniform Child Custody Jurisdiction and Enforcement Act, Nevada is most likely going to have jurisdiction over your divorce. You should go over the facts of the most recent residences of you, your husband, and the children with a California attorney immediately if you want to even try to do it in California, and see if there is a way to assert California jurisdiction in the case. Time is NOT on your side as long as the childeren are in Nevada.