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Volume 34 Issue 1Winter 2021INTRODUCTION TO THE INTERNATIONALDOMESTICATION AND ENFORCEMENT OF CHILDSUPPORT UNDER THE HAGUE CONVENTIONBy Vincent Mayo, Esq.IN THIS ISSUE:Effective JudicialInterventionsto Respond to ParentalAlienationPart 1: UnderstandingParental AlienationPage 8ABLE Accounts andSpecial Needs ChildrenReceiving Child SupportAfter Aging OutPage 13(cont’d on page 3)

PageNFLR2Nevada Family Law ReportEditors:Lauren Berkich, RenoVincent Mayo, Las VegasFamily Law SectionExecutive CouncilJames Barnes, ChairRenoVincent Mayo, Vice–ChairLas VegasLauren Berkich, SecretaryRenoBrian Blackham, TreasurerLas VegasAudrey Beeson, Las VegasSabrina Dolson, Las VegasMelissa Exline, RenoHon. Dixie Grossman, RenoMichelle Hauser, Las VegasHon. Charles Hoskin, Las VegasBronagh Kelly, RenoMegan Lucey, RenoAlexander Morey, RenoJason Naimi, Las VegasShannon Wilson, Las VegasShann Winesett, Las VegasDesign/ProductionGretchen LychukState Bar of NevadaNEVADA FAMILY LAW REPORT is anelectronic publication of the Family LawSection of the State Bar of Nevada. Tosubscribe, please send a request to:publications@nvbar.org.The NEVADA FAMILY LAW REPORT isintended to provide family law–relatedmaterial and information to the bench andbar with the understanding that neither theState Bar of Nevada, Family Law Sectioneditorial staff nor the authors intend that itscontent constitutes legal advice. Services ofa lawyer should be obtained if assistance isrequired. Opinions expressed are notnecessarily those of the State Bar ofNevada or the editorial staff.This publication may be cited as Nev. Fam.L. Rep., Vol. 3X, No. X, XXX at .The NEVADA FAMILY LAW REPORT issupported by the State Bar of Nevada andits Family Law Section.

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Page7NFLRINTRODUCTION TO THE INTERNATIONAL DOMESTICATIONAND ENFORCEMENT OF CHILD SUPPORT UNDER THEHAGUE CONVENTION(CONT’D FROM PAGE 6)VINCENT MAYO is a partner at The Abrams & Mayo LawFirm. He is a Nevada Board Certified Family Law Specialist,a National Board of Family Law Trial Advocacy Specialist, amember in good standing of the State Bar of Nevada, StateBar of Nevada Family Law Section, American BarAssociation and Clark County Bar Association. Mr. Mayo hasserved on numerous family-law-related committees andpresently serves as the Vice Chair on the Executive Councilfor the Nevada Family Law Section. Mr. Mayo has publishednumerous articles on family law matters and practiced inthe area of family law for 17 years. He can be reached at6252 South Rainbow Boulevard, Suite 100, Las Vegas,Nevada 89118. Mr. Mayo’s number is (702) 222-4021 andhis fax is (702) 248-9750. He can be reached via email atvmayo@tamlf.com.

Page8NFLREFFECTIVE JUDICIAL INTERVENTIONSTO RESPOND TO PARENTAL ALIENATIONPART 1: UNDERSTANDING PARENTAL ALIENATIONBy Judge Margaret Pickard, Stephanie Holland, Psy.D.,and Lipika W. Jain, Psy.D.(cont’d on page 9)

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Page12NFLREFFECTIVE JUDICIAL INTERVENTIONSTO RESPOND TO PARENTAL ALIENATIONPART 1: UNDERSTANDING PARENTAL ALIENATION(CONT’D FROM PAGE 11)JUDGE MARGARET PICKARD currently presides overdependency cases in the Eighth Judicial District Court.Prior to taking the bench as a District Court Judge, JudgePickard served as a Hearing Master for five years for theFamily Division, hearing cases in child abuse and neglectand juvenile delinquency. From 2014-2018, JudgePickard served on the Executive Council of the NevadaState Bar’s Family Law Section and as the Co-Editor ofthe Nevada Family Law Report.DR. STEPHANIE HOLLAND is a licensed psychologist in thestates of Nevada and Colorado, and has been in privatepractice since 1998. All throughout her professionalcareer, Dr. Holland has worked alongside family court toprovide comprehensive evaluations and assessments.She has testified as an expert on areas including trauma,high conflict, child development and relocation. She alsoworks with the Juvenile Justice System and theDepartment of Family Services evaluating youth. She hasco-founded two 5013c non-profit organizations over thespan of her professional career: Child Focus, now a partof St. Jude’s Ranch for Children, which advocates forsiblings to remain together in care, and most recently,Wake Up, a re-entry program to improve the lives ofdisconnected youth. Dr. Holland has held the position ofExam Commissioner for the State of Nevada Board ofPsychological Examiners for five years and is now anappointed Board Member of the State Board ofPsychological Examiners.DR. LIPIKA W. JAIN, PSY.D. is a licensed clinicalpsychologist in Illinois and Nevada with a demonstratedhistory of training and experience working largely withinforensics and family court with children/adolescents andtheir families. In addition, Dr. Jain’s education andexperience working with other diverse populations withinthe outpatient level of care has paved her current pathinto working with adolescents within an intensiveoutpatient program (IOP) and partial hospitalizationprogram (PHP) at Compass Health Center. Aside fromher passion for her work, Dr. Jain loves spending timewith her family and dog, watching movies and televisionshows, trying new restaurants, and traveling as much aspossible.

PageNFLR13ABLE ACCOUNTSANDSPECIAL NEEDS CHILDRENRECEIVINGCHILD SUPPORT AFTER AGING OUTBy Travis Clark, Esq.(cont’d on page 14)

Page14NFLRABLE ACCOUNTS AND SPECIAL NEEDS CHILDREN RECEIVINGCHILD SUPPORT AFTER AGING OUT(CONT’D FROM PAGE 13)TRAVIS CLARK is a native of the Reno/Sparks area. Aftergraduating from Edward C. Reed High School in 1999,Clark attended the University of Nevada Las Vegas,where he earned his bachelor’s degree inCommunication Studies. Desiring more from hisprofessional career, in 2009 Clark made the decision toattend McGeorge School of Law in Sacramento,California. After graduating at the top of his class in Mayof 2012, Clark was admitted to the California bar thatsame year, and Nevada in 2014. Clark is an attorney withSurratt Law Practice, in Reno, Nevada, where he hasworked exclusively in family law since 2014.

Volume 34 Issue 1 Winter 2021 IN THIS ISSUE: Effective Judicial Interventions to Respond to Parental Alienation Part 1: Understanding Parental Alienation . Nevada 89118. Mr. Mayo’s number is (702) 222-4021 and his fax is (702) 248-9750. He can be reached via email at vmayo@tamlf.com. Page 8