Las Vegas, NV
Family Lawyer at Las Vegas, NV
Practice Areas: Family, Child Custody ... +5 more
If you own a business, rent a condo, have family members, were recently divorced or just need some general guidance for your legal health in 2016, this guide is for you: If you divorced with children...
See Full GuideParalegals, generally, don't necessarily have to have any specialized training or certification to advertise as a “paralegal.” Often, people who call themselves paralegals have never even worked for a...
See Full GuideOne alternative to a divorce may be filing for an annulment. Annulments are difficult to obtain in Nevada and should be considered very carefully, as an alternative to divorce. It is strongly recommen...
See Full GuideYou have been to court and received a court order that the other side pay child support. There is only one problem, the other side isn't paying and you don't know what to do next. This guide offers a...
See Full GuideAs the new school year approaches, my office is often flooded with parents desperately trying to determine where they child will attend school now that the client is divorced. We offer the following t...
See Full GuideIf you believe a loved one is in need of a guardianship, the process can be overwhelming. We offer the following information to help you determine the type of guardianship you may need for your partic...
See Full GuideThis guide offers some basic information about obtaining a Legal Separation in Nevada. If you are contemplating divorce, annulment or separation, consider the information contained in this guide to de...
See Full GuideWhile there is no requirement that you hire an attorney for court, the legal process is complex and very formal. It is strongly recommended that you have a lawyer to consult with or represent you. If...
See Full GuideThe law allows you to represent yourself in any legal action. There is no requirement that you hire an attorney, but the legal process is complex and very formal. We recommend you have a lawyer repres...
See Full GuideIf you have been notified by a judge or the District Attorney’s office that you owe child support arrears, there are steps you can take to attempt to reduce your arrears obligation. This guide offers...
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