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What to expect at Uncontested Divorce hearing
The best option if you and your spouse determine that your marriage is no longer working is an uncontested or "no fault" divorce. In this type of divorce, no partner is held accountable for the marriage's dissolution. It is hardly surprising that many people opt for...
What Happens If Divorce Mediation Doesn’t Work?
In Las Vegas and across the country, divorce mediation has taken over as the preferred way to handle the procedure. Mediation gives a divorcing couple the chance to discreetly discuss the terms of their divorce under the guidance of a neutral mediator in a friendly,...
Nevada Divorce Laws – 12 Important Facts You Should Know
If you're considering a divorce in Nevada, it's important to be aware of the state's laws and what you'll need to do in order to file. In this article, we'll provide an overview of Nevada's divorce laws, who can file for divorce and the grounds for divorcing in...
How Long Does an Uncontested Divorce Take
The answer to this question depends on a number of factors, including whether you and your spouse have minor children together and whether you have agreed to all of the terms of your divorce. If you and your spouse are in agreement on all of the issues in your...
How Long Do You Have to Be Married to Get Alimony
What Is Alimony and How Is It Determined in a Divorce Settlement Alimony, alternatively known as spousal support, is money paid by one ex-spouse to the other after divorce. Alimony is meant to assist the receiving spouse adjust to life on their own or become...
Contested vs Uncontested Divorce
What You Need to Know About Contested and Uncontested Divorces A question that we divorce attorneys get every day is to point out the differences between an uncontested or Joint Petition for Divorce and divorce that is contested. In an uncontested divorce, both...
Flat Fee Attorneys In Las Vegas
Hiring A Las Vegas Flat Fee Lawyer Helps Minimize Your Risks! Whether you live in Henderson, southern Nevada-Las Vegas, Boulder City, or Mesquite and need an experienced lawyer to handle whatever legal matter, a flat-fee agreement is the best way to legal and...
Common Law Marriages: Uncommon Divorces
Long known as the ideal place to garner a quickie divorce, Nevada offers divorces to those who are legally married. In order to be "legally married" you must have a marriage license. At this time, there are only 11 states who recognize a "common law" marriage. Nevada...
Who Gets the House in a Divorce
After a painful divorce, the topic of who gets the house can strike fear into your heart. You may be wondering if you will ever own your home again, and fearing that you might have to live in an apartment for decades until you are finally able to buy one on your own....
Parental Kidnapping in Nevada
What is Parental Kidnapping? Parental kidnapping is a crime that takes the minor child, by force or trickery, from his/her lawful custodian after the instigator has obtained custody of the child. Parental kidnapping occurs when one parent takes their children to a...
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