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Robert Gaston, presiding judge of Clark County Family Court, uses a courtroom marker board to show a couple how he will divide their assets in a divorce. Gaston is a former schoolteacher and principal.
Related photos: Family Court Judge Gloria Sanchez is accused by lawyers of letting them argue their cases too long. But people feel they have had their day in court, and noticeably fewer cases are appealed from her court.(19k)
Family Court Judge Gary Redmon. (11k)
Family Court Judge Terrance Marren. (21k)
Photos by John Gurzinski.


Divorce Las Vegas style: No more quickies

For half a century, Nevada was famous as the home of the quickie divorce. "We called it 'the six-week cure,' " recalls District Court Judge Myron Leavitt.
      Today, Nevada's the domain of the divorce that won't quit.
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Sunday, March 09, 1997

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'Walking around' money
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Don't hate him for asking
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