It depends on whether your case is contested. A contested divorce where both spouses agree costs far less than one that goes to court over custody or property. In your private consultation we'll give you a realistic picture for your specific situation before you spend anything.

An uncontested Nevada divorce can be finalized in a matter of weeks. Contested cases in Clark County typically take months, depending on custody and property disputes. Nevada only requires six weeks of residency before you can file.

Nevada is a community property state: assets acquired during the marriage are generally divided equally, while property you owned before marriage or received as a gift or inheritance may remain yours. What happens to the house depends on when and how it was purchased, bring your documents to the consultation and we'll walk through it together.

Courts decide custody according to the child's interests and wellbeing, weighing each parent's relationship with the child, stability, and ability to co-parent. Nevada law does not favor mothers over fathers. Our job is to build the record that shows the court who you are as a parent.

Not without your consent or the court's permission. A parent seeking to relocate with a child must show the move provides an actual advantage to the child. If you believe your ex is planning a move, speak with an attorney promptly,  relocation cases are time-sensitive.