Custody

When you file for custody, you will need to give the following information:

• your child’s current address or, if your child is not living with you, where your child is living if you know;
• any addresses where your child lived during the last five years;
• the names and current addresses of anyone your child lived with during the last five years;
• the names and addresses of anyone who has physical custody of your child or claims rights of legal custody, physical custody, or visitation;
• the court name, case number, and date of any older custody or visitation order or case that you had for your child; and
• information about any other court case you know of that could affect custody- for example, a case about an order for protection against domestic violence, termination of parental rights, or adoption.¹

However, if it’s not safe for you to give your address or other personal information, you can ask to keep your information confidential as explained in Can I keep my address confidential? 

¹ N.R.S. § 125A.385(1)