Legal Question in Family Law in Nevada

Re: divorce/child custody

It depends. If one party still lives in California, then normally, California retains jurisdiction. If neither party resides in California, then there may be a basis for Nevada to assume jurisdiction.

You haven't provided enough information to give a definitive answer.

Legal Aid of Southern Nevada has a Clark County Pro Bono Project. The other legal aid organization is Nevada Legal Services. Their offices can tell you if you qualify for their free help. The waiting lists are usually long as many people need assistance. You would need to contact them for more specific information.