Protecting Your Family’s Future in Nevada

A divorce legally ends a marriage and resolves the issues tangled up in it: property, debt, support, and any children the couple shares. Nevada is a no-fault state, which means neither spouse has to prove the other did something wrong. Most cases proceed on the ground that the couple is simply incompatible.

A divorce attorney in Las Vegas does more than file paperwork. We assess what you own and owe, sort out what the law treats as community versus separate, and build a position that protects your interests. Some clients need hard negotiation. Others need a courtroom. A good lawyer reads which path fits and prepares for both.

Types of Divorce Cases We Handle in Las Vegas

Divorce looks different depending on what a couple has built and how much they agree. Some splits are quick and cooperative. Others involve businesses, retirement accounts, custody fights, or a spouse who hides money. We handle the full range across the Las Vegas valley.

• Contested divorce. When spouses can’t agree on property, support, or custody, the case becomes contested. Our firm gathers evidence, values assets, and argues your position in front of the judge when that’s what it takes.
• Uncontested divorce. Couples who agree on the major terms can finish faster and spend less. We draft the paperwork correctly the first time so a clerical mistake doesn’t stall your decree.
• High-asset divorce. Multiple properties, closely held companies, and complex pay packages raise the stakes. Our attorneys handle high-asset divorce matters where accurate valuation decides the outcome.
• Business valuation disputes. When one spouse owns a company, how it’s valued can swing the entire settlement. We push back on inflated or deflated figures and understand how business valuations actually work in a Nevada divorce.
• LGBTQ+ divorce. Same-sex couples sometimes face added questions around marriage dates, parentage, and property acquired before the law recognized the union. We handle LGBTQ divorce with attention to those wrinkles.
• Blended family divorce. Stepchildren, prior support orders, and assets from earlier marriages complicate the math. We have decades of experience helping blended families sort out what belongs to whom.
• Legal separation. Some couples want to divide finances and responsibilities without ending the marriage outright. Legal separation can suit couples with religious, insurance, or financial reasons to stay legally married.
• Custody and support within divorce. When children are involved, parenting time and child support move to the center. Our attorneys build parenting plans that hold up and reflect what actually works for your family.
• Prenuptial and postnuptial disputes. A challenged agreement can reshape a divorce. We know how to litigate the validity of these contracts when one spouse tries to enforce unfair terms.

Why Choose Rosenblum Allen Law Firm as my Divorce Lawyer in Las Vegas, NV?

Choosing a Las Vegas divorce lawyer comes down to two things: who knows these courts, and who gets results in them.

Decades of Family Law Experience in Clark County

Our founder, Molly Rosenblum, founded the firm in 2005 and has spent more than two decades practicing in Nevada family court. She graduated cum laude from the Boyd School of Law at UNLV, serves as a court-appointed Guardian ad Litem, and is a Certified AFCC Parenting Coordinator. She is licensed in Nevada and Idaho.

Sheila Tajbakhsh, a partner who leads our Summerlin office, has spent nine years with the firm and sits on the State Bar’s Family Law Executive Council. She is fluent in Farsi. Our practice also includes Beth Rosenblum, who brings nearly two decades of family law experience and leads our Henderson office; Gayle Nathan, who served four years as a judge on the Eighth Judicial District Court, Family Division; and Nui Harris, who focuses on divorce, custody, and guardianship. 

Results in Las Vegas Divorce Cases

Our strong track record reflects the preparation that high-stakes divorce cases demand. In one matter, our founding attorney handled an $8 million asset division involving multiple properties, businesses, and a disputed corporate valuation, and the case settled on the courthouse steps for everything the client sought. 

In another, a spouse tried to enforce a deeply unfair prenuptial agreement, opening with an offer of just $20,000. The agreement was set aside at trial, and the client walked away with over $1 million in assets, plus coverage of the children’s tuition and health insurance. Over the years, our firm has handled more than $100 million in high-asset divorce matters across Nevada. Numbers like these come from preparation and a willingness to try cases, not from settling on the cheap.

Understanding Divorce Cases

Divorce law in Nevada tends to reward people who understand the process before they land in the middle of it. The sections below break down the legal framework, the moving parts that decide most cases, and what you can expect along the way.