Nevada § 125E.230 Court to consider certain factors when making determination regarding best interests of Indian child

Nevada Statutes

§ 125E.230 — Court to consider certain factors when making determination regarding best interests of Indian child

Nevada § 125E.230

Title 11DOMESTIC RELATIONS

Ch. 125ECustody

CHILD CUSTODY PROCEEDINGS

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Nev. Rev. Stat. § 125E.230 (2026).

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In a child custody proceeding involving an Indian child, when making a determination regarding the best interests of the child in accordance with NRS 125E.010 to 125E.370, inclusive, chapter 432B of NRS, the Indian Child Welfare Act, 25 U.S.C. §§ 1901 et seq., or any applicable regulations or rules regarding NRS 125E.010 to 125E.370, inclusive, chapter 432B of NRS or the Indian Child Welfare Act, the court shall, in consultation with the Indian child’s tribe, consider the following:

1.The protection of the safety, well-being, development and stability of the Indian child;

2.The prevention of unnecessary out-of-home placement of the Indian child;

3.The prioritization of placement of the Indian child in accordance with the placement preferences under NRS 125E.350 ;

4.The value to the Ind

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In a child custody proceeding involving an Indian child, when making a determination regarding the best interests of the child in accordance with NRS 125E.010 to 125E.370, inclusive, chapter 432B of NRS, the Indian Child Welfare Act, 25 U.S.C. §§ 1901 et seq., or any applicable regulations or rules regarding NRS 125E.010 to 125E.370, inclusive, chapter 432B of NRS or the Indian Child Welfare Act, the court shall, in consultation with the Indian child’s tribe, consider the following:
1. The protection of the safety, well-being, development and stability of the Indian child;
2. The prevention of unnecessary out-of-home placement of the Indian child;
3. The prioritization of placement of the Indian child in accordance with the placement preferences under NRS 125E.350 ;
4. The value to the Indian child of establishing, developing or maintaining a political, cultural, social and spiritual relationship with the Indian child’s tribe and tribal community; and
5. The importance to the Indian child of the Indian tribe’s ability to maintain the tribe’s existence and integrity in promotion of the stability and security of Indian children and families.