Legal Question in Family Law in Nevada

Generally, you may not have someone who is not authorized to practice law make legal arguments on your behalf. In fact, if a person makes legal arguments on your behalf in court, you could be held in contempt, and the person speaking on your behalf could be charged with practicing without a license. You may have someone serve as your witness, but this person will only be able to testify as to facts based on personal knowledge. A translator speak for you if you have trouble communicating in the English language, but the translator can only state what it is that you are saying.