Nevada Revised Statutes Title 11. Domestic Relations § 125C.007. Petition for permission to relocate;  factors to be weighed by court

(a) There exists a sensible, good-faith reason for the move, and the move is not intended to deprive the non-relocating parent of his or her parenting time;

(b) The best interests of the child are served by allowing the relocating parent to relocate with the child;  and

(c) The child and the relocating parent will benefit from an actual advantage as a result of the relocation.

(a) The extent to which the relocation is likely to improve the quality of life for the child and the relocating parent;

(b) Whether the motives of the relocating parent are honorable and not designed to frustrate or defeat any visitation rights accorded to the non-relocating parent;

(c) Whether the relocating parent will comply with any substitute visitation orders issued by the court if permission to relocate is granted;

(d) Whether the motives of the non-relocating parent are honorable in resisting the petition for permission to relocate or to what extent any opposition to the petition for permission to relocate is intended to secure a financial advantage in the form of ongoing support obligations or otherwise;

(e) Whether there will be a realistic opportunity for the non-relocating parent to maintain a visitation schedule that will adequately foster and preserve the parental relationship between the child and the non-relocating parent if permission to relocate is granted;  and

(f) Any other factor necessary to assist the court in determining whether to grant permission to relocate.