NEVADA CHILD SUPPORT ORDERS ARE ALWAYS MODIFIABLE

The Nevada Supreme Court has held that parties in a custody case will maintain their right to have child support orders reviewed. In Fernandez v. Fernandez, the Court held that, even though the parties had agreed that their child support order would be non-modifiable, that the father could still seek modification due to his changed circumstances. Accordingly, child support orders will remain modifiable if there is a change in circumstances or if it has been three years since your most recent support order.

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