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Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 424 - Foster Homes for Children › FOSTER HOMES › Specialized Foster Homes and Foster Care Agencies › Section 424.726 - Records of children placed in foster home: Maintenance; required contents

Current through June 11, 2024
1. A specialized foster home and a foster
				care agency shall maintain a record for each child placed in the specialized
				foster home or a foster home with which the foster care agency has entered into
				a contract, as applicable. The record must be:
(a) Kept in a secure location to ensure
				confidentiality and protection from unauthorized access;
(b) Protected from loss, damage or
				alteration;
(c) Current and
				accurate;
(d) Made available upon
				request to the licensing authority for review, copying or auditing and at
				reasonable times to the agency which provides child welfare services;
(e) Retained in the manner described in
				subsection 7 of
				NRS
				629.051 for a health care record;
				and
(f) Destroyed after the period
				of retention in a manner which ensures that information from the record cannot
				be reconstructed, to ensure protection of the child's information.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 424 - Foster Homes for Children › FOSTER HOMES › Specialized Foster Homes and Foster Care Agencies › Section 424.728 - Staff and foster parents: Records regarding employment; required notice when no longer employed

Current through June 11, 2024
1. A specialized
				foster home and a foster care agency shall maintain records of all staff and
				foster parents employed by the specialized foster home or foster care agency.
				The records must comply with the requirements of
				NRS
				424.034 and must also include, without
				limitation:
(a) Applications for employment,
				including, without limitation, an employment history and any needed
				authorizations for the release of information relating to the staff member or
				foster parent;
(b) References
				provided for the staff member or foster parent;
(c) Results of tuberculosis tests submitted
				pursuant to NAC 424.167;
(d)
				Records of relevant training;
(e)
				Performance evaluations;
(f) Copies
				of any current professional licenses issued by this State to a staff member or
				foster parent, if the licenses are relevant to the duties of the staff member
				or foster parent or the services provided by the specialized foster home or
				foster care agency;
(g) For any
				licensee, person licensed to operate the foster care agency or staff member who
				transports foster children by motor vehicle, a copy of his or her current
				driver's license and, if a personal vehicle is used for this purpose, a copy of
				his or her current motor vehicle liability insurance policy; and
(h) Any other necessary information, which
				may include, without limitation, incident reports or moving traffic violations
				involving a staff member or foster parent.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 424 - Foster Homes for Children › AGENCIES WHICH PROVIDE CHILD WELFARE SERVICES › Section 424.750 - Audit of records; notice of finding of noncompliance; plan of action; reevaluation; revocation or suspension of license for foster home

Current through June 11, 2024
1. The
			 Division will audit the records of an agency which provides child welfare
			 services to determine compliance with the provisions of this chapter, chapter
			 424 of NRS, any other applicable state and federal law and any written
			 agreements entered into with the Division or the Department of Health and Human
			 Services. The records that are subject to such an audit include, without
			 limitation, information contained in the files of the agency relating to:
(a) An application for a license to operate a
			 foster home or foster care agency including, without limitation, an evaluation
			 and an assessment of the family of the applicant , if appropriate;
(b) The disposition of an application
			 described in paragraph (a);
(c) A
			 license to operate a foster home or home or foster care agency issued by the
			 licensing authority, including information indicating the name and address of
			 the licensee or person licensed to operate the foster care agency any
			 limitation on the number of children that may be placed in a foster home and
			 any other limitations of the license;
(d) The renewal of a license described in
			 paragraph (c);
(e) A checklist
			 developed to meet licensing requirements of a foster home concerning human
			 health, fire and safety, and such additional information as the Division may
			 require, including, without limitation, information relating to an inspection
			 or analysis of well water, a septic tank or a sewer, individual treatment plan
			 s, medical records, incident reports, and personnel and training
			 records;
(f) A complaint concerning
			 a licensee or person licensed to operate the foster care agency, including the
			 investigation of such a complaint;
(g) Whether the requirements for notification
			 set forth in NAC 424.205 and the procedure for hearing grievances relating to a
			 license to operate a foster home set forth in
			 NRS
			 424.045 and NAC 424.210 were
			 satisfied;
(h) A case file
			 maintained concerning a foster home, including any notes in such a case file;
			 and
(i) Any waivers granted
			 pursuant to NAC 424.800 or section 30 or 36 of this regulatiuon
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 424 - Foster Homes for Children › MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS › Section 424.800 - Waiver of requirements

Current through June 11, 2024
1. The
			 Administrator or, if he chooses to designate a designee, the designee of the
			 Administrator may, on a case-by-case basis, waive a specific requirement of
			 this chapter if the waiver is for the betterment of the foster care program and
			 child and is not in violation of any statute of this State or federal
			 law.
2. The licensing authority
			 may, on a case -by-case basis, allow for a variance from a specific requirement
			 of this chapter applicable to any applicant or the holder of any license upon
			 request if:
(a) The applicant or the holder
			 of the license demonstrates that the alternative proposed is equally effective
			 and will not endanger the health , safety or well-being of a foster child; and
(b) The variance is not in
			 violation of any state or federal law.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 424 - Foster Homes for Children › MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS › Section 424.805 - Provision of services to foster parents caring for children in custody of agency which provides child welfare services

Current through June 11, 2024
1. The
			 agency which provides child welfare services shall provide direct services to
			 foster parents who are caring for children in the custody of the agency which
			 provides child welfare services. Those services include, without limitation:
(a) Thoroughly discussing the child's
			 situation and needs, and assisting foster parents to develop their capability
			 to meet those needs.
(b) Responding
			 in a timely manner to foster parents' requests for assistance in meeting the
			 child's needs.
(c) Sharing the plan
			 of the agency which provides child welfare services for the child with the
			 foster parents and considering their suggestions, even though the agency which
			 provides child welfare services must make the planning decision.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 424 - Foster Homes for Children › MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS › Section 424.810 - Provision of information concerning child to provider of family foster care

Current through June 11, 2024
The licensing authority shall, within 10 working days after it
				obtains any information regarding a child which it is required to provide to a
				provider of family foster care pursuant to NRS
				NRS
				424.037 or
				424.038,
				provide that information to the provider of family foster care on a form
				prescribed by the agency which provides child welfare services.
Added to NAC by Div. of
				Child & Fam. Services, eff. 11-14-97; A by R044-02,
				7-23-2002
NRS
				  424.020,
				  424.038
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 424 - Foster Homes for Children › MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS › Section 424.815 - Access by provider of family foster care to information maintained by licensing authority concerning provider

Current through June 11, 2024
1. For the purposes
			 of
			 NRS
			 424.047:
(a)
			 A provider of family foster care must submit his request for information to the
			 licensing authority in writing on a form provided by the licensing authority.
			 The licensing authority shall set a date and time, which must be not more than
			 30 days after the request is received by the licensing authority, for the
			 provider to inspect the requested information. The provider must provide the
			 licensing authority with a form of identification that contains his photograph
			 before the licensing authority shall allow the provider to conduct the
			 inspection.
(b) "Information" does
			 not include any matter which is made confidential by state or federal statute
			 or regulation, except that the licensing authority shall identify confidential
			 records concerning a provider by designating the category or source of the
			 record or, when practicable, provide summaries of confidential records
			 concerning a provider which omit the confidential portion of those
			 records.
(c) "References" includes
			 any personal opinions concerning a provider which are communicated to the
			 licensing authority.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 424 - Foster Homes for Children › MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS › Section 424.820 - Liability insurance: Maintenance; notification of cancellation or nonrenewal

Current through June 11, 2024
Each group foster home, specialized foster home and foster care
				agency shall carry liability insurance in the amounts appropriate for the
				protection of all concerned. No license may be issued until verification has
				been obtained that the policy is in force. If the liability policy is cancelled
				or not renewed, the director shall notify the licensing authority authority not
				less than 20 days before the effective date of cancellation or nonrenewal.
				Failure to maintain the insurance in force is a basis for the revocation of a
				license.
Welfare
				Div., Req. for Foster Care § 110.1, 10-7-88, eff. 1-1-89-NAC A by Div. of
				Child & Fam. Services by R044-02, 7-23-2002-Substituted in revision for NAC
				424.685; A by
				R110-13,
				eff. 6/23/2014
NRS
				  424.020
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 424 - Foster Homes for Children › MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS › Section 424.825 - Process for filing and resolving grievance concerning foster care agency or foster home

Current through June 11, 2024
1. A child or, if
			 applicable, the parent or guardian of a child may file a grievance concerning a
			 foster care agency or a foster home by filing a form, approved by the Division,
			 with:
(a) The Local Government Ombudsman if
			 the foster care agency or foster home provides care for children in a county
			 whose population is 700,000 or more; or
(b) The State Systems Advocate if the foster
			 care agency or foster home provides care for children in a county whose
			 population is less than 700,000.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 425 - Support of Dependent Children › GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 425.005 - Definitions

Current through June 11, 2024
As used in this chapter, unless the context otherwise requires,
				the words and terms defined in NAC 425.015 to 425.040, inclusive, have the
				meanings ascribed to them in those sections.
Added to NAC by
				Div. of Welfare & Supp. Services by
				R183-18A,
				10-30-2019, eff. 2/1/2020
NRS
				  425.620
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 425 - Support of Dependent Children › GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 425.015 - "Child support obligation" defined

Current through June 11, 2024
"Child support obligation" means the amount of child support
				that is required to be paid by an obligor.
Added to NAC by
				Div. of Welfare & Supp. Services by
				R183-18A,
				10-30-2019, eff. 2/1/2020
NRS
				  425.620
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 425 - Support of Dependent Children › GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 425.025 - "Gross income" defined

Current through June 11, 2024
1. "Gross income"
			 includes, without limitation:
(a) Salary and
			 wages, including, without limitation, money earned from overtime pay if such
			 overtime pay is substantial, consistent and can be accurately
			 determined.
(b) Interest and
			 investment income, not including the principal.
(c) Social security disability benefits and
			 old-age insurance benefits under federal law.
(d) Any periodic payment from a pension,
			 retirement plan or annuity which is considered remuneration for
			 employment.
(e) Net proceeds
			 resulting from workers' compensation or other personal injury awards intended
			 to replace income.
(f) Unemployment
			 insurance.
(g) Income continuation
			 benefits.
(h) Voluntary
			 contributions to a deferred compensation plan, employee contributions to an
			 employee benefit or profit-sharing plan, and voluntary employee contributions
			 to any pension or retirement account, regardless of whether the account
			 provides for tax deferral or avoidance.
(i) Military allowances and veterans'
			 benefits.
(j) Compensation for lost
			 wages.
(k) Undistributed income of
			 a business entity in which a party has an ownership interest sufficient to
			 individually exercise control over or access the earnings of the business,
			 unless the income is included as an asset for the purposes of imputing income
			 pursuant to NAC 425.125. As used in this paragraph:
(1) "Reasonable allowance for economic
			 depreciation" means the amount of depreciation on assets computed using the
			 straight-line method and useful lives as determined under federal income tax
			 laws and regulations.
(2)
			 "Undistributed income" means federal taxable income of a business entity plus
			 depreciation claimed on the federal income tax return of the business less a
			 reasonable allowance for economic depreciation.
(l) Child care subsidy payments if a party is
			 a child care provider.
(m)
			 Alimony.
(n) Except as otherwise
			 provided in subsection 2, all other income of a party, regardless of whether
			 such income is taxable.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 425 - Support of Dependent Children › GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 425.035 - "Obligee" defined

Current through June 11, 2024
"Obligee" means a person who is entitled to receive payments
				for the support of one or more children pursuant to an order.
Added to NAC by
				Div. of Welfare & Supp. Services by
				R183-18A,
				10-30-2019, eff. 2/1/2020
NRS
				  425.620
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 425 - Support of Dependent Children › GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 425.037 - "Obligor" defined

Current through June 11, 2024
"Obligor" means a person who incurs a legal obligation to
				provide support for one or more children pursuant to an order. If the parties
				have joint physical custody of at least one child, each party is an
				obligor.
Added to NAC by
				Div. of Welfare & Supp. Services by
				R183-18A,
				10-30-2019, eff. 2/1/2020
NRS
				  425.620
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 425 - Support of Dependent Children › GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 425.040 - "Order" defined

Current through June 11, 2024
"Order" has the meaning ascribed to "order for the support of a
				child" in
				NRS
				125B.145.
Added to NAC by
				Div. of Welfare & Supp. Services by
				R183-18A,
				10-30-2019, eff. 2/1/2020
NRS
				  425.620
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 425 - Support of Dependent Children › GUIDELINES FOR SUPPORT OF CHILDREN › Section 425.100 - Order must be based upon obligor's earnings, income and other ability to pay; basic needs of child presumed met if child support obligation based upon guidelines; deviation from guidelines

Current through June 11, 2024
1. Any order must
			 be based on the obligor's earnings, income and other evidence of ability to
			 pay.
2. It is presumed that the
			 basic needs of a child are met by a child support obligation established
			 pursuant to the guidelines set forth in this chapter, however, this presumption
			 may be rebutted by evidence proving that the needs of a particular child are
			 not met or are exceeded by such a child support obligation.
3. If the court establishes a child support
			 obligation that is greater or less than the child support obligation that would
			 be established pursuant to the guidelines set forth in this chapter, the court
			 must:
(a) Set forth findings of fact as to the
			 basis for the deviation from the guidelines; and
(b) Provide in the findings of fact the child
			 support obligation that would have been established pursuant to the
			 guidelines.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 425 - Support of Dependent Children › GUIDELINES FOR SUPPORT OF CHILDREN › Section 425.110 - Stipulation to child support obligation that does not comply with guidelines: Requirements; authority of court to reject

Current through June 11, 2024
1. In lieu of
			 having a child support obligation determined pursuant to the guidelines set
			 forth in this chapter, the parties may stipulate to a child support obligation
			 that does not comply with such guidelines. To be binding, such a stipulation
			 must be in writing and:
(a) Set forth the
			 current monthly gross income of each party;
(b) Specify what the child support obligation
			 would be under the guidelines;
(c)
			 Provide notice to both parties that, if either party seeks a review of the
			 stipulated child support obligation for any authorized reason, the court will
			 calculate the child support obligation in accordance with the child support
			 guidelines in effect at the time of the review;
(d) Contain a certification by the obligee
			 that he or she is not currently receiving public assistance and has not applied
			 for public assistance;
(e) Certify
			 that the basic needs of the child are met or exceeded by the stipulated child
			 support obligation; and
(f) Be
			 approved and adopted as an order of the court.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 425 - Support of Dependent Children › GUIDELINES FOR SUPPORT OF CHILDREN › Section 425.115 - Determination of child support obligation in accordance with guidelines if no stipulation; adjustment of obligation based upon type of custody held by parent

Current through June 11, 2024
1. If the parties
			 do not stipulate to a child support obligation pursuant to NAC 425.110, the
			 court must determine the child support obligation in accordance with the
			 guidelines set forth in this chapter.
2. If a party has primary physical custody of
			 a child, he or she is deemed to be the obligee and the other party is deemed to
			 be the obligor, and the child support obligation of the obligor must be
			 determined.
3. If the parties have
			 joint physical custody of a child, the child support obligation of each party
			 must be determined. After each party's respective child support obligation is
			 determined, the child support obligations must be offset so that the party with
			 the higher child support obligation pays the other party the
			 difference.
4. If the parties have
			 two or more children and each party has joint physical custody of at least one,
			 but not all, of the children, the total child support obligation of each party
			 must be determined based on the number of children to whom each party owes a
			 child support obligation. After each party's respective child support
			 obligation is determined, the child support obligations must be offset so that
			 the party with the higher child support obligation pays the other party the
			 difference.
Added to NAC by
				Div. of Welfare & Supp. Services by
				R183-18A,
				10-30-2019, eff. 2/1/2020
NRS
				  425.620
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 425 - Support of Dependent Children › GUIDELINES FOR SUPPORT OF CHILDREN › Section 425.120 - Determination of monthly gross income of each obligor; provision of financial information or other records to court

Current through June 11, 2024
1. The monthly
			 gross income of each obligor must be determined by:
(a) Stipulation of the parties; or
(b) The court, after considering all
			 financial or other information relevant to the earning capacity of the
			 obligor.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 425 - Support of Dependent Children › GUIDELINES FOR SUPPORT OF CHILDREN › Section 425.125 - Court authorized to impute income to obligor who is underemployed or unemployed without good cause; consideration of circumstances of obligor

Current through June 11, 2024
1. If after taking evidence, the court
			 determines that an obligor is underemployed or unemployed without good cause,
			 the court may impute income to the obligor.
2. If the court imputes income, the court
			 must take into consideration, to the extent known, the specific circumstances
			 of the obligor, including, without limitation:
(a) The obligor's:
(1) Assets;
(2) Residence;
(3) Employment and earnings
			 history;
(4) Job skills;
(5) Educational attainment;
(6) Literacy;
(7) Age;
(8) Health;
(9) Criminal record and other employment
			 barriers; and
(10) Record of
			 seeking work;
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 425 - Support of Dependent Children › GUIDELINES FOR SUPPORT OF CHILDREN › Section 425.130 - Consideration of costs of child care paid by either or both parties

Current through June 11, 2024
The court must consider the reasonable costs of child care paid
				by either or both parties and make an equitable division
				thereof.
Added to NAC by
				Div. of Welfare & Supp. Services by
				R183-18A,
				10-30-2019, eff. 2/1/2020
NRS
				  425.620
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 425 - Support of Dependent Children › GUIDELINES FOR SUPPORT OF CHILDREN › Section 425.135 - Order must include provision that medical support is required to be provided to child

Current through June 11, 2024
1. Every order
			 issued or modified in this State must include a provision specifying:
(a) That medical support is required to be
			 provided for the child; and
(b) Any
			 details relating to that requirement.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 425 - Support of Dependent Children › GUIDELINES FOR SUPPORT OF CHILDREN › Section 425.140 - Schedule for determining base child support obligation based on number of children and monthly gross income of obligor

Current through June 11, 2024
Except as otherwise provided in NAC 425.145, the base child
				support obligation of an obligor must be determined according to the following
				schedule:
1. For one child, the sum
			 of:
(a) For the first $6,000 of an obligor's
			 monthly gross income, 16 percent of such income;
(b) For any portion of an obligor's monthly
			 gross income that is greater than $6,000 and equal to or less than $10,000, 8
			 percent of such a portion; and
(c)
			 For any portion of an obligor's monthly gross income that is greater than
			 $10,000, 4 percent of such a portion.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 425 - Support of Dependent Children › GUIDELINES FOR SUPPORT OF CHILDREN › Section 425.145 - Establishment of child support obligation using low-income schedule if economic circumstances of obligor limit ability to pay; publication of schedule by Administrative Office of the Courts

Current through June 11, 2024
1. If the court
			 determines that the total economic circumstances of an obligor limit his or her
			 ability to pay a child support obligation in the amount determined pursuant to
			 NAC 425.140, the child support obligation must be established by using a
			 low-income schedule which is based on the current federal poverty guidelines,
			 as determined by the Secretary of Health and Human Services, and which is
			 published annually in the Federal Register.
2. If the monthly gross income of an obligor
			 is below the lowest level set forth in the low-income schedule, the court may
			 establish an appropriate child support obligation based on the total economic
			 circumstances of the obligor, balancing his or her need for self-support with
			 the obligation to support his or her child.
3. The low-income schedule must be published
			 by the Administrative Office of the Courts on or before March 31 of each
			 year.
Added to NAC by
				Div. of Welfare & Supp. Services by
				R183-18A,
				10-30-2019, eff. 2/1/2020
NRS
				  425.620
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 425 - Support of Dependent Children › GUIDELINES FOR SUPPORT OF CHILDREN › Section 425.150 - Adjustment of child support obligation in accordance with specific needs of child and economic circumstances of parties

Current through June 11, 2024
1. Any child
			 support obligation may be adjusted by the court in accordance with the specific
			 needs of the child and the economic circumstances of the parties based upon the
			 following factors and specific findings of fact:
(a) Any special educational needs of the
			 child;
(b) The legal responsibility
			 of the parties for the support of others;
(c) The value of services contributed by
			 either party;
(d) Any public
			 assistance paid to support the child;
(e) The cost of transportation of the child
			 to and from visitation;
(f) The
			 relative income of both households, so long as the adjustment does not exceed
			 the total obligation of the other party;
(g) Any other necessary expenses for the
			 benefit of the child; and
(h) The
			 obligor's ability to pay.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 425 - Support of Dependent Children › GUIDELINES FOR SUPPORT OF CHILDREN › Section 425.155 - Review and adjustment of order if obligor incarcerated or involuntarily institutionalized for 180 consecutive days or more

Current through June 11, 2024
1. If an obligor
			 is incarcerated or involuntarily institutionalized for a period of 180
			 consecutive days or more, or is released from such incarceration or involuntary
			 institutionalization, such an occurrence is considered to be a substantial
			 change in circumstances that warrants the review and, if appropriate, the
			 adjustment of an order based on the obligor's ability to pay. A party or the
			 enforcing authority may petition the court to request a hearing for
			 review.
2. Incarceration or
			 involuntary institutionalization must not be treated as voluntary unemployment
			 and income must not be imputed to an obligor who is incarcerated or
			 involuntarily institutionalized.
3.
			 The court may verify that an obligor has the means to pay more or less than the
			 child support obligation established in the order during the period that he or
			 she is incarcerated or involuntarily institutionalized.
4. If a child support obligation is reduced
			 during the period that an obligor is incarcerated or involuntarily
			 institutionalized, beginning on the first day of the month following the
			 release of the obligor, the child support obligation must be set by using the
			 lowest monthly income in the low-income schedule established pursuant to NAC
			 425.145 or, if a higher child support obligation was ordered by the court
			 during the period of incarceration or involuntary institutionalization, to the
			 higher of the two. This subsection must not be construed to preclude an obligor
			 from seeking a modification of an order based on a change in circumstances or
			 another authorized reason.
5. This
			 section must not be construed to prohibit a party or the enforcing authority
			 from petitioning the court for a determination of a child support obligation or
			 any arrearage.
6. As used in this
			 section, "incarcerated or involuntarily institutionalized" includes, without
			 limitation:
(a) Imprisonment in a federal or
			 state prison or a county jail; and
(b) Involuntary commitment to a facility for
			 the detention of children or a mental health facility.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 425 - Support of Dependent Children › GUIDELINES FOR SUPPORT OF CHILDREN › Section 425.160 - Termination or modification of order when child reaches certain age

Current through June 11, 2024
1. Except as otherwise provided by law, if an
			 order pertains to only one child, the child support obligation terminates when
			 the child reaches 18 years of age or, if the child is still in high school,
			 when the child graduates from high school or reaches 19 years of age, whichever
			 comes first.
2. Except as otherwise
			 provided by law, if an order pertains to more than one child and allocates a
			 specific amount of the total child support obligation to each child, the child
			 support obligation for a particular child is terminated beginning on the first
			 day of the month following the date on which the child reaches 18 years of age
			 or, if the child is still in high school, the first day of the month following
			 the date on which the child graduates from high school or reaches 19 years of
			 age, whichever comes first.
3. If
			 an order pertains to more than one child and does not allocate a specific
			 amount of the total child support obligation to each child:
(a) If a party wishes to modify the order
			 when a child reaches 18 years of age or, if the child is still in high school,
			 graduates from high school or reaches 19 years of age, whichever comes first,
			 the party must file a motion to modify the order with the court or submit a
			 stipulation between the parties to the court.
(b) If a motion to modify the order is filed
			 with the court, any modification of the child support obligation:
(1) Must be in compliance with the child
			 support guidelines in existence at the time of the modification for the
			 remaining children to whom the order pertains; and
(2) Unless the parties agree otherwise in a
			 stipulation, will be effective as of the date the motion to modify the order
			 was filed with the court.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 425 - Support of Dependent Children › GUIDELINES FOR SUPPORT OF CHILDREN › Section 425.165 - Notice required in order that pertains to more than one child and does not allocate specific amount to each child

Current through June 11, 2024
Any order that pertains to more than one child and does not
				allocate a specific amount of the total child support obligation to each child
				must include the following notice:
NOTICE: If you want to adjust the amount of child support
				established in this order, you MUST file a motion to modify the order with or
				submit a stipulation to the court. If a motion to modify the order is not filed
				or a stipulation is not submitted, the child support obligation established in
				this order will continue until such time as all children who are the subject of
				this order reach 18 years of age or, if the youngest child who is subject to
				this order is still in high school when he or she reaches 18 years of age, when
				the child graduates from high school or reaches 19 years of age, whichever
				comes first. Unless the parties agree otherwise in a stipulation, any
				modification made pursuant to a motion to modify the order will be effective as
				of the date the motion was filed.
Added to NAC by
				Div. of Welfare & Supp. Services by
				R183-18A,
				10-30-2019, eff. 2/1/2020
NRS
				  425.620
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 425 - Support of Dependent Children › GUIDELINES FOR SUPPORT OF CHILDREN › Section 425.170 - Modification or adjustment of child support obligation must be based on change in circumstances

Current through June 11, 2024
1. Except as
			 otherwise authorized by law or this chapter, after a court has established a
			 child support obligation, any subsequent modification or adjustment of the
			 child support obligation must be based upon a change in
			 circumstances.
2. The receipt of
			 public assistance by a child or an obligee constitutes a change in
			 circumstances that will allow the review and, if appropriate, modification of
			 the child support obligation in accordance with the child support guidelines in
			 effect at the time of the review.
3. The adoption of or any revision to this
			 chapter must not, in and of itself, be considered a change in circumstances
			 sufficient to justify the modification of any existing order or money
			 judgment.
Added to NAC by
				Div. of Welfare & Supp. Services by
				R183-18A,
				10-30-2019, eff. 2/1/2020
NRS
				  425.620
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 426 - Persons With Disabilities › ESTABLISHMENT AND OPERATION OF VENDING FACILITIES ON PUBLIC PROPERTY › General Provisions › Section 426.010 - Definitions

Current through June 11, 2024
As used in NAC to 426.500, inclusive, unless the context otherwise requires, the words and terms defined in NAC 426.015 to 426.055, inclusive, have the meanings ascribed to them in those sections.
Supplied in codification; A by Bur. of Services to the Blind & Vis. Impaired, 8-28-97; R091-00, 9-25-2000; R228-05, 5-4-2006
NRS 426.560, 426.670
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 426 - Persons With Disabilities › ESTABLISHMENT AND OPERATION OF VENDING FACILITIES ON PUBLIC PROPERTY › General Provisions › Section 426.015 - "Accessories" defined

Current through June 11, 2024
"Accessories" means items which:
1. Are suitable for use in the operation of a vending facility;
2. Are portable or subject to breakage or loss; and
3. Have a purchase price of less than $500.
The term includes, but is not limited to, pots, pans, cooking utensils, dishware, flatware, cutlery, glassware, small appliances, signage, hand trucks and display racks.
Bur. of Services to the Blind, § 2 subsec. 1, eff. 10-14-82-NAC A by Bur. of Services to the Blind & Vis. Impaired, 8-28-97; A by Bur. of Services to Persons Who Are Blind or Vis. Impaired by R175-09, 6-30-2010
NRS 426.560, 426.670
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 426 - Persons With Disabilities › ESTABLISHMENT AND OPERATION OF VENDING FACILITIES ON PUBLIC PROPERTY › General Provisions › Section 426.017 - "Administrator" defined

Current through June 11, 2024
"Administrator" means the Administrator of the Division.
Added to NAC by Bur. of Services to the Blind & Vis. Impaired by R091-00, eff. 9-25-2000
NRS 426.560, 426.670
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 426 - Persons With Disabilities › ESTABLISHMENT AND OPERATION OF VENDING FACILITIES ON PUBLIC PROPERTY › General Provisions › Section 426.025 - "Bureau" defined

Current through June 11, 2024
"Bureau" has the meaning ascribed to it in NRS 426.045.
Bur. of Services to the Blind, § 2 subsec. 3, eff. 10-14-82-NAC A by Bur. of Services to the Blind & Vis. Impaired, 8-28-97
NRS 426.560, 426.670
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 426 - Persons With Disabilities › ESTABLISHMENT AND OPERATION OF VENDING FACILITIES ON PUBLIC PROPERTY › General Provisions › Section 426.028 - "Department" defined

Current through June 11, 2024
"Department" has the meaning ascribed to it in NRS 426.061.
Supplied in codification; A by Bur. of Services to the Blind & Vis. Impaired, 8-28-97
NRS 426.560, 426.670
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 426 - Persons With Disabilities › ESTABLISHMENT AND OPERATION OF VENDING FACILITIES ON PUBLIC PROPERTY › General Provisions › Section 426.029 - "Division" defined

Current through June 11, 2024
"Division" has the meaning ascribed to it in NRS 426.071.
Added to NAC by Bur. of Services to the Blind & Vis. Impaired, eff. 8-28-97
NRS 426.560, 426.670
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 426 - Persons With Disabilities › ESTABLISHMENT AND OPERATION OF VENDING FACILITIES ON PUBLIC PROPERTY › General Provisions › Section 426.030 - "Equipment" defined

Current through June 11, 2024
"Equipment" means items which have a purchase price of $500 or more and are approved by the Bureau as suitable for use in a vending facility. The term includes items which are owned by the Bureau or the operator.
Bur. of Services to the Blind, § 2 subsec. 4, eff. 10-14-82-NAC A by Bur. of Services to the Blind & Vis. Impaired, 8-28-97; A by Bur. of Services to Persons Who Are Blind or Vis. Impaired by R073-08, 12-17-2008
NRS 426.560, 426.670
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 426 - Persons With Disabilities › ESTABLISHMENT AND OPERATION OF VENDING FACILITIES ON PUBLIC PROPERTY › General Provisions › Section 426.035 - "Gross income" defined

Current through June 11, 2024
"Gross income" means all income which is earned from the operation of a vending facility.
Bur. of Services to the Blind, § 2 subsec. 5, eff. 10-14-82-NAC A by Bur. of Services to the Blind & Vis. Impaired, 8-28-97
NRS 426.560, 426.670
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 426 - Persons With Disabilities › ESTABLISHMENT AND OPERATION OF VENDING FACILITIES ON PUBLIC PROPERTY › General Provisions › Section 426.040 - "Net proceeds" defined

Current through June 11, 2024
"Net proceeds" means the amount of money which remains of the gross income after an operator or trainee has deducted the ordinary and necessary expenses of his or her business, excluding the money which the operator or trainee is required to set aside pursuant to NAC 426.230.
Bur. of Services to the Blind, § 2 subsec. 6, eff. 10-14-82-NAC A by Bur. of Services to the Blind & Vis. Impaired, 8-28-97; R091-00, 9-25-2000; R228-05, 5-4-2006
NRS 426.560, 426.670
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 426 - Persons With Disabilities › ESTABLISHMENT AND OPERATION OF VENDING FACILITIES ON PUBLIC PROPERTY › General Provisions › Section 426.042 - "Net profit" defined

Current through June 11, 2024
"Net profit" means the amount of money which remains in the net proceeds after an operator or trainee deducts the money which he or she is required to set aside pursuant to NAC 426.230.
Added to NAC by Bur. of Services to the Blind & Vis. Impaired, eff. 8-28-97; A by R091-00, 9-25-2000; R228-05, 5-4-2006
NRS 426.560, 426.670
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 426 - Persons With Disabilities › ESTABLISHMENT AND OPERATION OF VENDING FACILITIES ON PUBLIC PROPERTY › General Provisions › Section 426.045 - "Operating agreement" defined

Current through June 11, 2024
"Operating agreement" means an agreement between the Bureau and a person who is blind and who is licensed pursuant to the provisions of NAC 426.010 to 426.500, inclusive, which sets forth the terms and conditions for the operation of a vending facility.
Bur. of Services to the Blind, § 2 subsec. 7, eff. 10-14-82-NAC A by Bur. of Services to the Blind & Vis. Impaired, 8-28-97
NRS 426.560, 426.670
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 426 - Persons With Disabilities › ESTABLISHMENT AND OPERATION OF VENDING FACILITIES ON PUBLIC PROPERTY › General Provisions › Section 426.050 - "Operator" defined

Current through June 11, 2024
"Operator" has the meaning ascribed to it in subsection 1 of NRS 426.630.
Bur. of Services to the Blind, § 2 subsec. 8, eff. 10-14-82
NRS 426.560, 426.670
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 426 - Persons With Disabilities › ESTABLISHMENT AND OPERATION OF VENDING FACILITIES ON PUBLIC PROPERTY › General Provisions › Section 426.052 - "Person who is blind" defined

Current through June 11, 2024
"Person who is blind" has the meaning ascribed to it in NRS 426.082.
Bur. of Services to the Blind, § 2 subsec. 2, eff. 10-14-82-Substituted in revision for NAC 426.020
NRS 426.560, 426.670
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 426 - Persons With Disabilities › ESTABLISHMENT AND OPERATION OF VENDING FACILITIES ON PUBLIC PROPERTY › General Provisions › Section 426.054 - "Trainee" defined

Current through June 11, 2024
"Trainee" means a person who is enrolled in the training program for operators offered by the Bureau pursuant to NAC 426.105.
Added to NAC by Bur. of Services to the Blind & Vis. Impaired by R228-05, eff. 5-4-2006
NRS 426.560, 426.670
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 426 - Persons With Disabilities › ESTABLISHMENT AND OPERATION OF VENDING FACILITIES ON PUBLIC PROPERTY › General Provisions › Section 426.055 - "Vending facility" defined

Current through June 11, 2024
"Vending facility" has the meaning ascribed to the term "vending stand" in subsection 3 of NRS 426.630.
Bur. of Services to the Blind, § 2 subsec. 9, eff. 10-14-82
NRS 426.560, 426.670
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 426 - Persons With Disabilities › ESTABLISHMENT AND OPERATION OF VENDING FACILITIES ON PUBLIC PROPERTY › General Provisions › Section 426.060 - Purposes of NAC 426.010 to 426.500 , inclusive

Current through June 11, 2024
The purposes of NAC 426.010 to 426.500, inclusive, are to establish standards and procedures for the administration of a comprehensive program which will provide to persons who are blind in this State opportunities to operate vending facilities as business enterprises and to provide to persons who are blind and other persons with disabilities opportunities for employment at vending facilities.
Bur. of Services to the Blind, § 3, eff. 10-14-82-NAC A by Bur. of Services to the Blind & Vis. Impaired, 8-28-97
NRS 426.560, 426.670
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 426 - Persons With Disabilities › ESTABLISHMENT AND OPERATION OF VENDING FACILITIES ON PUBLIC PROPERTY › General Provisions › Section 426.065 - Intention of Bureau to establish and expand vending facilities

Current through June 11, 2024
The Bureau intends, whenever feasible, to establish new vending facilities and to expand, remodel or refurnish existing facilities.
Bur. of Services to the Blind, § 5, eff. 10-14-82-NAC A by Bur. of Services to the Blind & Vis. Impaired, 8-28-97
NRS 426.560, 426.670
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 426 - Persons With Disabilities › ESTABLISHMENT AND OPERATION OF VENDING FACILITIES ON PUBLIC PROPERTY › General Provisions › Section 426.067 - Operator or trainee deemed independent contractor

Current through June 11, 2024
For the purposes of NAC 426.010 to 426.500, inclusive, an operator or trainee shall be deemed an independent contractor.
Added to NAC by Bur. of Services to the Blind & Vis. Impaired, eff. 8-28-97; A by R228-05, 5-4-2006
NRS 426.560, 426.670
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 426 - Persons With Disabilities › ESTABLISHMENT AND OPERATION OF VENDING FACILITIES ON PUBLIC PROPERTY › General Provisions › Section 426.070 - Dissemination of copies of NAC 426.010 to 426.500 , inclusive, to certain persons

Current through June 11, 2024
The Bureau will furnish a copy of NAC 426.010 to 426.500, inclusive, to each operator and trainee and to each person who is licensed to operate a vending facility in the medium of his or her choice.
Bur. of Services to the Blind, § 4, eff. 10-14-82-NAC A by Bur. of Services to the Blind & Vis. Impaired, 8-28-97; R091-00, 9-25-2000; R228-05, 5-4-2006
NRS 426.560, 426.670
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 426 - Persons With Disabilities › ESTABLISHMENT AND OPERATION OF VENDING FACILITIES ON PUBLIC PROPERTY › Nevada Committee of Vendors Who Are Blind › Section 426.080 - Creation; election and term of members; adoption and contents of bylaws; meetings

Current through June 11, 2024
1. The Nevada Committee of Vendors Who Are Blind is hereby created. The Committee consists of operators who are in good standing with the Bureau and are elected in the manner prescribed in the bylaws of the Committee.
2. The operators in this State shall adopt bylaws to govern the Committee. The adoption must be by a majority of the operators who are present at the meeting to adopt the bylaws and vote upon the adoption. The bylaws are not effective until they are approved by the Administrator or his or her designee. The bylaws must prescribe:
(a) The number of members on the Committee;
(b) The method of electing the members;
(c) The method of selection of the officers of the Committee;
(d) Other matters essential to the proper functioning of the Committee; and
(e) The procedure for the annual meeting of the Committee.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 426 - Persons With Disabilities › ESTABLISHMENT AND OPERATION OF VENDING FACILITIES ON PUBLIC PROPERTY › Nevada Committee of Vendors Who Are Blind › Section 426.085 - Duties

Current through June 11, 2024
The Nevada Committee of Vendors Who Are Blind shall:
1. Participate with the Bureau in the development of policy and make recommendations on issues which affect the program for vending facilities administered by the Bureau;
2. Receive grievances from operators and assist the operators in the presentation of those grievances to the Bureau;
3. Participate with the Bureau in a program which is designed to transfer and promote operators;
4. Participate in the development of training programs for operators and trainees;
5. Sponsor meetings to provide useful information to operators and trainees; and
6. Make recommendations to the Bureau concerning disciplinary actions against operators.
Bur. of Services to the Blind, § 69, eff. 10-14-82-NAC A by Bur. of Services to the Blind & Vis. Impaired, 8-28-97; R228-05, 5-4-2006
NRS 426.560, 426.670
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 426 - Persons With Disabilities › ESTABLISHMENT AND OPERATION OF VENDING FACILITIES ON PUBLIC PROPERTY › Nevada Committee of Vendors Who Are Blind › Section 426.095 - Confidentiality of information

Current through June 11, 2024
Information about a person which is furnished to the members of the Nevada Committee of Vendors Who Are Blind to enable them to carry out their official responsibilities may be used only for that purpose. The members shall not disclose such information without the informed written consent of the person about whom the information is concerned.
Bur. of Services to the Blind, § 6, eff. 10-14-82-NAC A by Bur. of Services to the Blind & Vis. Impaired, 8-28-97
NRS 426.560, 426.670
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 426 - Persons With Disabilities › ESTABLISHMENT AND OPERATION OF VENDING FACILITIES ON PUBLIC PROPERTY › Training and Licensing of Operators › Section 426.100 - Application for assessment

Current through June 11, 2024
A person who is blind may apply to the Bureau for an assessment of his or her ability to operate a vending facility if:
1. The person is a client of the Bureau; and
2. The Bureau has determined the person is eligible for vocational rehabilitation services.
Bur. of Services to the Blind, § 8, eff. 10-14-82-NAC A by Bur. of Services to the Blind & Vis. Impaired, 8-28-97; R091-00, 9-25-2000
NRS 426.560, 426.670
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 426 - Persons With Disabilities › ESTABLISHMENT AND OPERATION OF VENDING FACILITIES ON PUBLIC PROPERTY › Training and Licensing of Operators › Section 426.105 - Qualifications for enrollment in training program

Current through June 11, 2024
A person who is blind may be enrolled in the training program for operators offered by the Bureau if the Administrator or his or her designee determines that the person:
1. Meets the requirements of age and citizenship for a license to operate a vending facility;
2. Is physically and emotionally qualified to operate a vending facility, based upon evaluations of the medical, psychological and vocational condition of the person which are on file with the Bureau or submitted to the Bureau for purposes of the assessment;
3. Possesses the skills in communications, mathematics, mobility, personal grooming and independent living which are necessary for the performance of the duties and responsibilities of an operator;
4. Possesses the ability for self-employment;
5. Possesses the ability to maintain good relations with customers, the Bureau and the agency which controls the premises where the vending facility is located;
6. Would benefit from and complete the program; and
7. Upon completion of the program, would be qualified to operate a vending facility.
Bur. of Services to the Blind, § 9, eff. 10-14-82-NAC A by Bur. of Services to the Blind & Vis. Impaired, 8-28-97; R091-00, 9-25-2000; R228-05, 5-4-2006
NRS 426.560, 426.670
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 426 - Persons With Disabilities › ESTABLISHMENT AND OPERATION OF VENDING FACILITIES ON PUBLIC PROPERTY › Training and Licensing of Operators › Section 426.110 - Qualifications for license

Current through June 11, 2024
To be eligible for a license to operate a vending facility, a person who is blind must:
1. Be a citizen of the United States;
2. Be 18 years of age or older; and
3. Have successfully completed the Bureau's requirements for training.
Bur. of Services to the Blind, § 10, eff. 10-14-82
NRS 426.560, 426.670