In Nevada, a judge can award sole/primary physical custody to one parent or joint physical custody to both parents. To read about when a judge will award primary physical custody to one parent, see When will the judge give primary physical custody to one parent? To read about when a judge will award joint physical custody to both parents, see When will a judge order joint physical custody?
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