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Case Information

Filed 2026-01-09
Status Briefing in Progress
Type Civil Appeal Family Law Child Custody
Docket 14 entries

Docket Entries

  1. Filed Respondent/Cross-Appellant Certificate of No Transcript Request in Compliance with NRAP 9(a) (SC)
  2. Filed Notice of Appeal. Appeal docketed in the Supreme Court this day. (SC)
  3. Issued Notice to Pay Supreme Court Filing Fee. No action will be taken on this matter until filing fee is paid. Due Date: 7 days. (SC)
  4. Filing Fee Paid. $250.00 from Emily McFarling. Check no. 1500. (SC)
  5. Issued Notice Appeal Docketed FTCC. Appeal Docketed-NRAP 3E. Rough draft transcript request due: 14 days; Docketing statement due: 21 days; Fast track opening brief due: 60 days. (SC)
  6. Filing Fee due for Cross-Appeal. (SC)
  7. Filed Notice of Cross-Appeal. (SC)
  8. Issued Notice to Pay Supreme Court Filing Fee. No action will be taken on this matter until filing fee is paid. Due Date: 7 days.
  9. Filed Appellant/Cross-Respondent Request for Transcript of Proceedings. Transcripts requested: 06/02/2023; 12/04/2024; 08/21/2025; 09/24/2025 To Court Reporter: Deputy Clerk County of White Pine Seventh JD Court (STRICKEN PER ORDER FILED ON 1/29/26) (SC)
  10. Filed Order Striking Deficient Document. Order Striking Deficient Transcript Request Form. Corrected Transcript Request Form due: 14 days from the date of this order. (SC)
  11. E-Payment $250.00 from Debra M. Amens. (SC)
  12. Filed Order Amending Briefing Schedule. The briefing schedule for this appeal is now subject to the provisions of NRAP 28.1(f)(2) and is amended as follows. Respondents/cross-appellant shall have 14 days from the date of this order to file and serve either a transcript request form or a certificate of no transcript request in compliance with NRAP 9(a). Respondent/cross appellant shall have 21 days from the date of this order to file and serve a docketing statement in compliance with NRAP 14. Appellant/cross-respondent shall have until April 9, 2026, to file and serve an opening brief and appendix. Respondent/cross-appellant shall have 21 days from service of the opening brief to file and serve a combined answering brief on appeal and opening brief on cross-appeal. Appellant/cross-respondent shall have 21 days from service of respondent/cross-appellant's combined brief to file and serve a combined reply brief on appeal and answering brief on cross-appeal. Respondent/cross-appellant shall have 14 days from service of appellant/cross-respondent's combined brief to file any reply brief on cross-appeal. (SC)
  13. Filed Appellant/Cross-Respondent Docketing Statement Civil Appeals (SC)
  14. Filed Appellant/Cross-Respondent Motion For Extension of Time to File the Corrected Transcript Request Form (SC)

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