Ok maybe in Nevada it's different, however I can give a prime example of how it is in California. I will answer both sleeping arrangement situations that I came across.
I left my daughter's dad when my son was almost 9, he's 10 now. In January I had to move into a house with roommates and could only afford one bedroom. We had nothing, no furniture of our own and I am on a very fixed income. The room came equipped with a queen size bed and a couple dressers. I panicked and talked to a socialworker about what I could and could not do. She informed me that the situation was not exactly ideal, however it was not illegal for me to share a bed with my son as long as we were both clothed in appropriate attire, (IE: Not naked or in underwear) and she suggested seperate blankets. She also told me that until he was 12 unless given good cause, I wouldn't even have an issue however the general consensus for what is considered emotionally healthy would cut him off at 10.
Moral of the story is, we shared a bed until I could save up enough money to get bunk beds. So for the OP, I know from experience and the horse's mouth that sharing a room with a child of the opposite sex is not illegal. Also, if you are so concerned about the well being of the child you can always request a wellness check. Honestly, I wouldn't even think about taking her to court on safety issues without doing so because the first question the judge will ask you is if you are so concerned for the child's safety why you haven't done so already.
I left my daughter's dad when my son was almost 9, he's 10 now. In January I had to move into a house with roommates and could only afford one bedroom. We had nothing, no furniture of our own and I am on a very fixed income. The room came equipped with a queen size bed and a couple dressers. I panicked and talked to a socialworker about what I could and could not do. She informed me that the situation was not exactly ideal, however it was not illegal for me to share a bed with my son as long as we were both clothed in appropriate attire, (IE: Not naked or in underwear) and she suggested seperate blankets. She also told me that until he was 12 unless given good cause, I wouldn't even have an issue however the general consensus for what is considered emotionally healthy would cut him off at 10.
Moral of the story is, we shared a bed until I could save up enough money to get bunk beds. So for the OP, I know from experience and the horse's mouth that sharing a room with a child of the opposite sex is not illegal. Also, if you are so concerned about the well being of the child you can always request a wellness check. Honestly, I wouldn't even think about taking her to court on safety issues without doing so because the first question the judge will ask you is if you are so concerned for the child's safety why you haven't done so already.
