Section 425.110 - Stipulation to child support obligation that does not comply with guidelines: Requirements; authority of court to reject1. 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.2. Notwithstanding the provisions of subsection 1, a court may reject a stipulation if the court determines that the stipulation is a product of coercion or the child support obligation does not meet the needs of the child.Nev. Admin. Code § 425.110
Added to NAC by Div. of Welfare & Supp. Services by R183-18A, 10-30-2019, eff. 2/1/2020