A luxury vacation home can represent substantial wealth and years of family memories. If your marriage ends, deciding what happens to it may affect your finances long after the divorce. In Nevada, the answer often depends on when you acquired the home, how you paid...
Las Vegas Family Law Blog
Do long executive hours hurt your child custody rights?
Building a successful career takes years of discipline, sacrifice and late nights. However, during a custody dispute, that same drive can feel like a vulnerability. High-earning parents often worry that business trips or 60-hour workweeks will make a judge think they...
Handling post-divorce modifications for changing family dynamics
Life rarely stays the same after a divorce. A parenting plan or support order that worked well a few years ago may no longer fit your family's needs. A lower income, a new work schedule or your child's changing needs can make an existing court order difficult to...
Why couples choose postnuptial agreements after marriage
Marriage often brings new concerns regarding your property and finances. As your life together grows, you may start a business, receive an inheritance or take on new responsibilities. These changes may make you think about protecting your assets and planning ahead....
When can reduced earning capacity affect alimony?
A drop in income after a divorce can make an existing alimony difficult to sustain. During this time, you might want to explore ways to modify the current support order. Proving a substantial change Nevada courts may modify periodic alimony that has not yet come due...
What parents need to know about child relocation requests
Moving to another state can offer your family new opportunities. A better job, lower living costs or support from relatives may make a move appealing. However, if you share custody of your child, moving out of Nevada is rarely a simple decision. The move can affect...
Uncovering hidden assets during a Nevada high net-worth divorce
When a marriage ends, dividing property fairly is a key part of the legal process. In Nevada, both spouses have the right to an equal share of the assets they built together provided that there is full disclosure of all assets. If you are going through a...
Does a prenup protect your valuable collectibles in a divorce?
Rare coins, vintage cars, fine art and sports memorabilia may carry both significant financial worth and deep personal meaning. When a marriage ends, these items can become central to property division disputes. A prenuptial agreement, depending on how you structure...
How your drafted prenup impacts high-asset outcomes in a divorce
After a lifetime of building a strong legacy, you deserve to keep the fruits of your labor. However, a divorce poses a threat to your assets, especially since Nevada is a community property state. A prenuptial agreement can be a defense against this mandate, but in a...
Digital assets and cryptocurrency in Nevada property division
Digital assets now play a larger role in many Nevada divorces, especially for high-net-worth couples. Today’s wealth includes more than just bank accounts or real estate. It may also include cryptocurrency, online investments or digital income sources. These assets...
