Nevada § 125C.0055 - Order for production of child before court; determinations concerning physical custody of child

§ 125C.0055. Order for production of child before court; determinations concerning physical custody of child

1. If, during any action for determining the custody of a minor child, either before

or after the entry of a final order concerning the custody of a minor child, it appears

to the court that any minor child of either party has been, or is likely to be, taken

or removed out of this State or concealed within this State, the court shall forthwith

order such child to be produced before it and make such disposition of the child's

custody as appears most advantageous to and in the best interest of the child and

most likely to secure to him or her the benefit of the final order or the modification

or termination of the final order to be made in his or her behalf. 2. If, during any action for determining the custody of a minor child, either before

or after the entry of a final order concerning the custody of a minor child, the court

finds that it would be in the best interest of the minor child, the court may enter

an order providing that a party may, with the assistance of the appropriate law enforcement

agency, obtain physical custody of the child from the party having physical custody

of the child. The order must provide that if the party obtains physical custody of the child,

the child must be produced before the court as soon as practicable to allow the court

to make such disposition of the child's custody as appears most advantageous to and

in the best interest of the child and most likely to secure to him or her the benefit

of the final order or the modification or termination of the final order to be made

in his or her behalf. 3. If the court enters an order pursuant to subsection 2 providing that a party may

obtain physical custody of a child, the court shall order that party to give the party

having physical custody of the child notice at least 24 hours before the time at which

he or she intends to obtain physical custody of the child, unless the court deems

that requiring the notice would likely defeat the purpose of the order. 4. All orders for a party to appear with a child issued pursuant to this section may

be enforced by issuing a warrant of arrest against that party to secure his or her

appearance with the child. 5. A proceeding under this section must be given priority on the court calendar.