If one parent has Primary Physical Custody of a Child, the other parent may be ordered to pay Child Support. However, if both parents have Joint Physical Custody of a Child, Child Support may be set by agreement, set on a statutorily set sliding scale based on income, or zeroed out, depending on the facts and circumstances of the case. If Child Support is a concern, our experienced attorneys can assist you in getting Child Support set at the appropriate level pursuant to Nevada’s Child Support laws.