Information on Nevada Divorce Law.
Nevada grounds and rules for divorce.
In Nevada if you want to divorce, is one of the states that is a little easier on time limit. You only have to live in the state for 6 weeks. There is no time limit for county to county. It is one of the states if you are moving and want to get divorce after a move, is a bit easier to do in. Although you will have to have a witness in this case. That's only for the person that is filing for divorce in Nevada. The one being served does not need a witness on how long they have lived in a certain area. But if you have lived in Nevada 6 weeks you will have to have a witness in the divorce stating that you have lived there that long. There are 3 grounds for divorce in Nevada. So lets take a look at these and how to get your divorce process started.
1. Irreconcilable differences is the most common divorce ground. Means petty much that both the spouses agree on the divorce and go no longer make the marriage work...or want to.
2. If your spouse has been considered insane for 2 years. Then the divorce process can take place.
3. The third of the divorce grounds, is spouses that have not lived together for at least a year.
Things are kept pretty simple in the divorce grounds in Nevada. Things such as abuse, adultery, drunkenness, drug problems etc...anything basically slamming a spouse in the divorce papers can not be mentioned. If here has been some major issues such as abuse, an d cruelty, you will have to have a separate suit for it. The divorce process begins in Nevada when one spouse files for divorce IN the county the divorce initially occurred. In Nevada there is no waiting time zone for a divorce. If everyone agrees on everything then the divorce can be finalized very quickly. Again like most states if there is an argument on anything they will have to set a divorce trial date, or the spouses lawyers can have meetings over who gets what in the papers.