Arrears · NRS 125B.140 / 99.040

The same client, without the retyping.

Judgment-ready arrears schedules - each installment’s shortfall, statutory simple interest from its due date (prime + 2%, reset each January and July), and the pre-2020 penalty where it still applies, every figure cited. Save the matter once; when the client comes back, load it, append the new payments, and recalculate. Matter files stay in your client file - the math runs in your browser and nothing is stored on our servers.

Matter

Matter data stays with you: files download to your machine (keep them in the client file); “this device” means this browser’s local storage. Nothing is sent to or stored on our servers.

Support order & modifications

Row 1: first due date + monthly amount. Add a row per modification (effective date + new amount; accrued installments never modify retroactively, NRS 125B.140(1)). $0 ends the obligation.

Payments made

Every payment on the date made. Applied oldest-first (Foster v. Marshman, 96 Nev. 475 (1980)). Save the matter after adding new payments so next time you only append.

Calculate as ofLatest published rate runs through 2026-06-30.Support ends (optional)e.g. emancipation; blank = charge through as-of.

How are payments applied? (election)

Nevada applies undesignated payments oldest-first (Foster v. Marshman; Biel v. Godwin) but no published decision orders principal vs. interest for support arrears. Elect knowingly - it changes the total.

Principal first - most consistent with the simple-interest-only rule (Torres v. Goodyear, 130 Nev. 22 (2014)); smaller total.Interest first - the common-law “United States rule”; larger total.

Court found the delinquency was caused by the employer or a public agency - no penalty (former NRS 125B.095(1)).

The judgment-ready schedule appears here. Load a saved matter, append the new payments, and recalculate - no retyping.