Divorce is one of the most difficult transitions a family can face. Whether your case is cooperative or highly contested, Mabel Law Group provides clarity, direction, and strong advocacy through every step. Our goal is to help you make informed decisions while protecting your financial stability, your parental rights, and your long-term well-being.
Nevada is a no-fault divorce state, which means most cases are filed based on “irreconcilable differences.” But even in a no-fault system, divorce can be confusing — especially when you’re unsure of your rights, how property is divided, or what the court will consider in parenting matters.
Nevada is a community property state. This means that, generally, all income, property, and assets acquired during a marriage belong to both spouses equally. Courts often begin with the presumption of a 50/50 division.
Despite this presumption, some assets remain separate property if:
Understanding what is community property versus separate property is often one of the most confusing parts of divorce. We help clients identify, document, and present these distinctions clearly.
Every case is unique, but most divorces require addressing:
You don’t have to navigate these issues alone. We break down each step so you fully understand your rights, options, and likely outcomes based on Nevada court practices.
Samantha brings deep experience from within the Clark County family courts, which allows her to guide clients with both legal accuracy and emotional awareness.
What you can expect:
We focus on fair, sustainable outcomes while helping clients maintain balance, stability, and confidence during a major life transition.
If your case involves parenting time or decision-making, visit the Child Custody page for a deeper explanation of Nevada’s standards.
Stay informed with approachable, easy-to-understand articles written for Las Vegas families. Our blog covers Nevada law basics, practical tips, and insights to help you feel confident and prepared during major life transitions.
A clear, step-by-step overview of the Nevada divorce process, helping Las Vegas families understand what to expect from filing to final decree.
Learn the key differences between joint and primary custody in Nevada and how Clark County courts decide child custody based on a child’s best interests.
This guide explains how child support is calculated in Nevada in 2026, including income considerations, custody impacts, and when support amounts can change.
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