Nevada § 127.130 Confidentiality of reports; petitioner may rebut adverse report

Nevada Statutes

§ 127.130 — Confidentiality of reports; petitioner may rebut adverse report

Nevada § 127.130

Title 11DOMESTIC RELATIONS

Ch. 127Adoption

ADOPTION OF CHILDREN

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Nev. Rev. Stat. § 127.130 (2026).

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The report of either the agency which provides child welfare services or the licensed child-placing agency designated by the court must not be made a matter of public record, but must be given in writing and in confidence to the district judge before whom the matter is pending. If the recommendation of the agency which provides child welfare services or the designated agency is adverse, the district judge, before denying the petition, shall give the petitioner an opportunity to rebut the findings and recommendation of the report of the agency which provides child welfare services or the designated agency.

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The report of either the agency which provides child welfare services or the licensed child-placing agency designated by the court must not be made a matter of public record, but must be given in writing and in confidence to the district judge before whom the matter is pending. If the recommendation of the agency which provides child welfare services or the designated agency is adverse, the district judge, before denying the petition, shall give the petitioner an opportunity to rebut the findings and recommendation of the report of the agency which provides child welfare services or the designated agency.