No. These are two very distinct issues under Nevada law. Grandparent; or third-party visitation rights may be sought when a grandparent, great-grandparent, relatively such as a sibling, or a person with whom a minor child resides has been unreasonably denied visitation with the child. Usually, in order to seek visitation, the party seeking visitation has lost the relationship with the child due to the death of the child's parent, or their rights have been terminated. In cases of a grandparent or third-party visitation, there has been an interruption in the relationship, but the parent or parents are otherwise fit, and the third party is seeking only visitation and not custody. A guardianship may be sought when the parent or parents present a clearly abusive or neglectful situation and the children are at risk if they remain in the parent's care. Guardianships are sought in extreme situations, as it removes the child from the home of the parent, are narrowly tailored for each situation, and only last until the parent or parents no longer present a risk to the health, safety, or welfare of the minor child.
Most people don't realize that when they get married, they are entering into a very important contract. The essence of that contract is an ownership interest in your spouse's labor and the profits from that labor. Each of you has an undivided interest in the fruit of both of your labor. When community property is divided, the focus is not on who wrote the check for the property, who holds the title to the property, or who uses the property. The focus is on when (during the marriage) and how (from the proceeds of your labor) the property or debts are acquired. You may have brought the property into your marriage that the community has acquired an interest in, and likewise, you may have acted in a manner where you thought that keeping assets titled separately would keep them separate. Ultimately, when spouses cannot decide how their property will be divided, the Family Courts will adhere to the principle of community property, which presumes that property and debts acquired during a marriage will be equally divided.
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