Legal Question in Family Law in Nevada
What if any recourse is there for an unexcusable sidestepping of facts that will result in losing custody of my 13 yr old son. I have police reports, hospital records, a summary of three plus years of monthly visits to the courts own therapist that reflect the child is in danger with his mom. This physciatrist is telling us that kicking out his knee and threatening to strike him with a phone in her hand is acceptable discipline. Did I mention my ex's brother is an attorney? Our son is not out of control or confrontational at all. Have talked with desk sargeant at local police and he verifies lawyers who donate to reelection campaigns get preferential treatment in court. Do I have any recourse???
1 Answer from Attorneys
If you have already gone to court and presented this evidence, an appeal. If you haven't, you need to prepare for court. If you have already gone to court and this evidence was not presented, you need to do a motion for rehearing.
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