Nevada Divorce and Family Law

Divorce Basics

Nevada Divorce Basics

Learn the basics of a divorce, or dissolution of marriage, in Nevada.
How Do I File for Divorce in Nevada?

Getting divorced in Nevada can be complicated. Not knowing what you’re getting into can be a mistake you’ll regret for years to come.
Uncontested Divorce in Nevada

In Nevada, divorcing spouses who agree on all the divorce-related issues, like child custody and property division, can file a joint petition and skip the time and expense of appearing in court.

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Divorce and Property

Nevada Divorce: Dividing Property

Find out how marital property (and debt) is divided in a Nevada divorce case.

Alimony

Understanding and Calculating Alimony in Nevada

If you're worried about paying alimony or making ends meet after a divorce, this article will help you understand more about spousal support guidelines in Nevada.

Child Custody

Nevada Child Custody Laws

If you and your child's other parent are splitting up, it's crucial for you to understand Nevada's child custody laws. Learn more about how to get legal and physical custody of your child in Nevada.

Child Support

Child Support in Nevada

Find out how to calculate child support in Nevada and how a support award can be modified or terminated.

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