Legal Recourse For Discrimination

Summary

A final decree of divorce is generally binding but can be modified under certain conditions, such as significant changes in circumstances or fraud. If you face discrimination and non-enforcement of laws, you can file complaints with agencies like the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) and the U.S. Department of Health & Human Services (HHS). Local legal aid can also provide assistance.

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Can a Final Decree of divorce granted by state of Nevada in and for County of Washoe, Family District Court master ignore and change my final decree making my decree unequitable and refusing to correct?
A final decree of divorce is usually considered binding, but it can be modified under certain circumstances. Here are some general rules:
- The court can modify child custody, visitation, and support if there's a significant change in circumstances.
- Spousal support and property division are typically not modifiable unless there's fraud or mistake involved.
For specific advice, consult with a local family law attorney.
Our final decree was equitable, in a different court with a real judge and that cost me $*,* less than 1 year later due to msa agreement if he became behind in payments by 1 month an automatic wage witholding would be in effect. DA did this proper and held contempt once. We ended up on welfare and from that point forward, the discrimination by welfare and social services and lower level family master have acted under color of law to deprive us of civil rights, discrimination and non enforcement of state and federal laws on top of fraud in distribution
I'm sorry to hear about your struggles. There are agencies that enforce civil rights laws, including the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) and the U.S. Department of Health & Human Services (HHS). You may file a complaint with them. Also, consider reaching out to local legal aid for assistance.