There was a time, not so long ago, when courts (and divorce lawyers) presumed primary custody should be given to mothers after a divorce. After all, mothers were generally the ones who spent the most time with the children, fed them, bathed them, took care of them when they were sick, and shuttled them to after-school activities.
This presumption has changed in the Las Vegas’s courts. Both in the mindset of people and legally for the courts. Divorce lawyers can no longer argue for primary custody based on their client being the mother.
Being the primary caregiver is no longer a major determining factor in deciding custody issues. Divorce courts now base their custody decisions on many factors, with the sole goal of determining what is in the “Best Interest” of the children. Click the link below to learn more.
