Forms

Shelly Booth Cooley and The Cooley Law Firm are providing the following list of forms that are available, free of charge, on The Cooley Law Firm’s website. You can download the form on your computer by clicking on the link. Ms. Cooley has compiled the following forms to assist people dealing with Family Law issues. Ms. Cooley hopes you find these Forms helpful. If you need legal advice, Ms. Cooley is available to help. You may contact her via telephone: (702) 265-4505.

Adoption:

• Report of Adoption
• Adoption of Adults

Alimony:

• Alimony

Child Custody:

• Child Custody
• AAML Model Parenting Plan
• Change of Custody
• COPE CLASS FAQ
• Mediation Guidelines

Child Support:

• Child Support
• Presumptive Maximum CS 070114

Discovery:

• FDF Detailed (5-6-13 update)
• FDF General
• NRCP 16.2 (Divorce, Annulment, Separate Maintenance)
• NRCP 16.205 (Paternity, Child Custody/Visitation)
• Obtaining Your Credit Report
• Useful Documents in Family Law Matter
• Detailed Financial Disclosure Form
• General Financial Disclosure Form

Division of Assets and Debts:

• A B List

Divorce

• Dissolution Of Marriage Or Domestic Partnership

Guardianship:

• Guardianship Handbook
• Guardianship Id needed
• Guardianship of a Minor Child
• Guardianship Training Manual

Name and/or Gender Marker Changes

Parentage:

• Declaration of Paternity

Relocation:

• Relocation Out of the State Of Nevada

Client Intake Sheets:

If you would like to schedule a consultation with Shelly Booth Cooley, founder of The Cooley Law Firm, please complete the appropriate Intake Sheet prior to the consultation. Please make a list of questions or concerns that you have (for example: How does child support work? Who gets the marital residence?, etc.).  The Forms and Resources available on The Cooley Firm website will answer many questions.  Read as much as you can before the consultation.  If you have time prior to the consultation, please write down a list of you and your partner’s assets and debts.  It helps when you can include account numbers, recent balances, and who holds the accounts.  If any of the assets were a gift or inheritance, please note that as well.  A timeline, notes about and a history of the relationship are very useful, as well.  Please bring anything that you might think may be important to your case, including, but not limited to, photographs (especially of injuries resulting from domestic violence), emails, account statements, financial statements, calendars, and copies of text messages.

• Adoption of Adult
• Adoption Minor Child
• Annulment
• Assisted Reproductive Technology (ART)
• Birth Orders
• Child Custody, Visitation, Parentage, and/or Child Support
• Dissolution of Marriage/Domestic Partnership
• General
• Guardianship Adult
• Guardianship Minor
• Guardian ad Litem
• Name Change of Adult
• Name Change of Minor
• Name and/or Gender Marker Change
• Parenting Coordinator Services
• Premarital/Postmarital Agreement
• Relinquishment of Child/Adoption of Child
• Termination of Parental Rights