Love Court Off the Record

Anderson Keuscher Brachmann
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In the podcast, Love Court Off The Record, we look at specific legal questions regarding all family law matters. From child custody to child support to divorce. We also take a humorous look at divorce.  It does make people go crazy!!

  1. 5D AGO

    Can I Move Out of State with My Kids After Divorce?

    The Question: “I’m divorced and I have primary physical custody of my two kids. I’ve lived in Reno their whole lives, but I’ve been offered a much better job in Oregon, closer to my family and with more flexibility for the kids. Their dad has visitation every other weekend and some holidays. He’s already telling me there’s no way I can move the kids out of Nevada and that I’ll lose custody if I try. Can I relocate with the children, or does he get to stop me just because he doesn’t like the move?” ____ In this episode of Love Court, divorce attorney Jessica Anderson responds to a listener who wants to relocate from Reno to Oregon with primary custody of her children. With a better job opportunity and more support near family, the move seems like the right choice—but her ex insists she can’t take the kids out of Nevada. Jessica breaks down the legal process for relocation with children, what factors the court considers, and whether one parent can truly block the move. Contact Us: https://andersonkeuscher.com/ Contact Us: https://andersonkeuscher.com/

    3 min

  2. SEP 23

    Public Pension in Divorce: Am I Entitled to My Spouse’s PERS?

    The Question: “My wife is a public-school teacher and has been contributing to PERS her entire career. We’re going through a divorce, and she insists her retirement is hers alone because she’s the one who earned it. But I’ve been working and supporting the family too—shouldn’t I be entitled to half?” ____ In this episode of Love Court, divorce attorney Jessica Anderson addresses a listener’s question about dividing a public employee pension in divorce. His wife, a longtime public-school teacher, insists her PERS retirement is hers alone—but is that true under Nevada community property law? Jessica explains how pension contributions, marital support, and division of retirement benefits are typically handled when one spouse earns and the other holds it all together.  Contact Us: https://andersonkeuscher.com/ Contact Us: https://andersonkeuscher.com/

    2 min

  3. SEP 16

    Quitclaim Confusion: Is Property Still Community if It’s Only in My Name?

    The Question: “My wife and I bought a vacant lot during our marriage, but for financing reasons, she quitclaimed her interest to me at the time of purchase. I’ve made every mortgage payment since. Now in the divorce, she’s saying it’s community property. Isn’t it just mine since I’m the only one on title and the only one who paid for it?” ____  In this episode of Love Court, divorce attorney Jessica Anderson answers a listener’s question about property ownership in divorce. After his wife quitclaimed her interest in a vacant lot, and he made all the mortgage payments himself, can she still claim it as community property? Jessica unpacks what matters more in court—title, payments, or marital timing—and what to expect when separate and community property lines get blurry.  Contact Us: https://andersonkeuscher.com/ Contact Us: https://andersonkeuscher.com/

    2 min

  4. SEP 9

    My Ex’s New Partner Is Parenting My Kids—Can I Stop It?

    The Question: “My ex has a new boyfriend, and he’s suddenly at every exchange and even disciplining our kids. We don’t have anything in our custody order about significant others. Can I do anything to limit his involvement, especially when it comes to parenting decisions?” ____  In this episode of Love Court, divorce attorney Jessica Anderson responds to a listener concerned about their ex’s new boyfriend stepping into a parental role—attending exchanges and even disciplining the kids. With nothing in the custody order addressing significant others, is there anything that can be done to limit his involvement? Jessica explains what’s enforceable, what’s not, and how to protect your parenting rights when a new partner enters the picture.  Contact Us: https://andersonkeuscher.com/ Contact Us: https://andersonkeuscher.com/

    4 min

  5. SEP 1

    Temporary Spousal Support in Nevada: What Stay-at-Home Parents Need to Know

    The Question: “I’ve been a stay-at-home parent for over a decade while my spouse built a career making six figures. Now we’re divorcing, and I haven’t worked in years. I filed for divorce last month in Washoe County and heard I might be entitled to temporary spousal support while the case is pending. How does that work in Nevada? Do I have to prove hardship? And how long does it usually take to get a hearing?” ____ In this episode of Love Court, divorce attorney Jessica Anderson answers a listener’s question about qualifying for temporary spousal support during divorce proceedings in Nevada. After over a decade as a stay-at-home parent, is financial help available while the case is pending? Jessica explains how temporary support works, what courts look for, and how long it typically takes to get a hearing in Washoe County.  Contact Us: https://andersonkeuscher.com/ Contact Us: https://andersonkeuscher.com/

    3 min

  6. AUG 26

    Legal Separation in Nevada: Smart Move or Waste of Money?

    The Question: “My husband and I are on the rocks, but not ready for a full divorce. We’re thinking about legal separation instead. In Nevada, is it really worth it to legally separate? Or is it just dragging out the process with more legal fees?” ____  In this episode of Love Court, divorce attorney Jessica Anderson addresses a listener’s question about choosing legal separation over divorce in Nevada. Is it a practical step for couples who aren’t quite ready to end their marriage—or just a costly delay? Jessica breaks down what legal separation actually means, how it compares to divorce, and whether it’s the right option for couples on the fence.  Contact Us: https://andersonkeuscher.com/ Contact Us: https://andersonkeuscher.com/

    2 min

  7. AUG 25

    He Took Our Money to Fly First Class with Her—Now What?

    The Question: "I’m getting divorced and I just found out my husband secretly drained one of our joint accounts to take his new girlfriend to Mexico—first class! He’s also been buying luxury stuff like watches and electronics and shipping them to his brother out of state. My question is: how do I make sure I’m not stuck with half the bill?” ____  In this fiery episode of Love Court, divorce attorney Jessica Anderson tackles a listener’s question: her soon-to-be ex drained their joint account to splurge on a luxury getaway with his new girlfriend—and is hiding assets by sending expensive gifts to family. Can she avoid being stuck with half the debt? Jessica breaks down marital waste, asset dissipation, and how courts handle dirty financial moves during divorce.  Contact Us: https://andersonkeuscher.com/ Contact Us: https://andersonkeuscher.com/

    2 min

  8. AUG 19

    Job Loss & Child Support: Can Payor's Reduced Income Cut Their Payments?

    The Question: “My ex and I broke up last year, and now he’s saying he shouldn’t have to pay as much in child support because he lost his job. But I’m still covering all the bills, and our son’s lifestyle hasn’t changed. In Nevada, how does the court decide what’s fair when one parent’s income drops but the child’s needs stay the same?” ____ In this episode of Love Court, divorce attorney Jessica Anderson addresses a listener’s concern: their ex lost his job and claims he shouldn't pay the same amount in child support—even though their son’s lifestyle hasn't changed. Jessica explains how Nevada courts determine whether a child support modification is fair when one parent's income drops but the child's needs remain the same. Contact Us: https://andersonkeuscher.com/ Contact Us: https://andersonkeuscher.com/

    2 min
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In the podcast, Love Court Off The Record, we look at specific legal questions regarding all family law matters. From child custody to child support to divorce. We also take a humorous look at divorce.  It does make people go crazy!!

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  • Creator
    Anderson Keuscher Brachmann
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  • Episodes
    38
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