In order to determine whether the grandparent seeking visitation has successfully rebutted the presumption that visitation rights are not in the best interest of the grandchild, a Nevada court will consider the following factors:
The love, affection, and other emotional ties that exist between the grandparents and the grandchild.
The prior relationship between the grandchild and the grandparent, including whether the grandchild resided with the grandparents and whether the grandchild was included in holidays and family gathering with the grandparents.
The moral fitness of the grandparents.
The mental and physical health of the grandparents.
The reasonable preference of the grandchild.
The willingness and ability of the grandparents to facilitate and encourage a continuing relationship between the grandchild and the parents of the grandchild as well as with other relatives.