Legal Question in Family Law in Nevada

Re: How can I protect my assets from my husbands child support debt and x-wife

It sounds as if your husband needs to clear up the whole child support issue with his ex spouse because the arrearages will not go away and the arrearage judgment will collect interest. If his ex-wife goes to the District Attorney's office they can suspend his driver's license (or any other applicable licenses), seize tax refunds, etc. As far as your assets, you need to talk to an attorney. Here's why: Courts have gone after half of the spouse's wages (ie. your wages) under certain circumstances. To protect yourself you need to discuss more fully your financial situation with an attorney. You could, for example, consider a post nuptial agreement.

Re: How can I protect my assets from my husbands child support debt and x-wife

There is a wealth of issues here. Your husband's support, his disability, your assets. You desperately need a family lawyer to help you sort out these various issues.

To give you an idea of your situation, generally a person is not liable for a spouse's child support, but your assets may be community property that is available. In addition, the other parent may use child support liens or other enforcement tools that might affect you (including asking that your husband be jailed for contempt of court).

It appears that both you and your husband need representation. He should engage an attorney and let that attorney deternine whether he or she can also represent you (likely) or whether you need separate representation.