NV · rules
11JDCR 7.14
Parenting coordinator
(a) Appointment. The court may appoint a parenting coordinator in high-conflict cases to assist the parties in creating agreed-upon structured guidelines for implementing their parenting plan, for improving communication between the parties, for improving their parenting skills, to assist in minimizing conflict, and to develop a plan to deal with disputes.
(b) Fees and costs. Fees and costs for a parenting coordinator will be paid by the parties equally unless the court enters an order directing otherwise. The parenting coordinator may recommend that one party pay all or more than half of the fees and costs based upon a party’s failure to work in good faith with the parenting coordinator, the other party, or both, or for other good cause.
(c) Report and objections. The parenting coordinator will file a report upon matters submitted to him. The parties will have 14 days from the date of service to file written objections. A request for any action upon the report will be by motion.
History
[Added; effective October 25, 2021.]
Provenance
- Source
- leg.state.nv.us
- Retrieved
- 2026-09-24
- Edition
- 2026-09-24
- Content hash
9b1614f813fa3fcf18696de45bbcbfcae9088c485a7c9ddc2d8d6a15a39ba389
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