Summary
The Nevada Supreme Court affirmed the district court judgment in a child-custody appeal involving Todd Matthew Phillips and Amber Phillips. The court denied the appellant's motions to stay the custody order as moot.
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Questions Presented
- Whether the Clark County district court's child-custody judgment should be affirmed on appeal.
- Whether the appellant's motions to stay the custody order should be granted.
Holdings
- The Nevada Supreme Court affirmed the judgment of the district court.
- The motions to stay the custody order were denied as moot.
Key quotations
“ORDER the judgement of the district court AFFIRMED.”
Factual background
The source provides no substantive factual findings concerning the underlying custody dispute. The appeal arose from a district-court custody order, and the appellant sought appellate review and a stay of that order.
Procedural history
Todd Matthew Phillips appealed from the Clark County district court in a child-custody matter. The Nevada Supreme Court proceeded under its child-custody fast-track procedures, denied or resolved various procedural motions, and affirmed the district court's judgment. The appellant's motions to stay the custody order were denied as moot.