Las Vegas Family Law Attorneys | LJ Law

Nothing is more important than your family. At LJ Law, we offer help in cases such as Divorce, Pre and Post-Nuptial Agreements, Annulments, Alimony, Child Custody and Visitation, Adoption, Child Support, Guardianship, Paternity and much more. To read a full explanation of our many Family Law services, click here.

Divorce

A good divorce attorney makes all the difference in the outcome of a case. To learn more, click here.

Child Custody

Child custody is not a pre-determined decision. The judge will make their ultimate decision based on what's presented to them. We can help. Click here to learn more.

Child Support

Child support is based on a formula. Knowing how to put the right numbers in the formula makes all the difference. We can help. To learn more, click here.

Testimonials

I have worked with Bonnie on multiple occasions. She was always professional, prompt, knowledgeable, and friendly. She had a balanced approach of thoroughly advocated for her clients as well as finding integrative outcomes. I would refer my family and friends to her.

Scott, LJ Law Client

Bonnie has been our family attorney for years, and has handled our large family's many legal needs, from Trusts and Living Wills to Divorces. She is extremely knowledgable, competent, reassuring, and professional.

Maria, LJ Law Client

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Family Law Blog

Bonnie answers the most commonly asked questions related to Family Law.

My Ex Is Keeping My Child From Me Due to COVID-19 Concerns. Is This Parental Abduction?

Today I want to talk to you a little bit about the coronavirus and parental abduction. It goes without saying that the coronavirus has most people on edge and ...
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How To Handle Child Custody and Visitation During the COVID-19 Pandemic

Today I would like to address the topic of the coronavirus and how it is affecting child custody and child visitation orders in place. I have received many phone calls ...
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Impact on Las Vegas Family Court Due To The Coronavirus

In order to protect the community, as of March 13th, 2020 the Las Vegas Family Courthouse has issued an administrative order which will alter court procedures indefinitely in response to ...
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Can My Ex and I Agree to Change Custody Without Having to Go to Court?

Today's topic and today's question deals with changing custody after an order has been filed with the court. Oftentimes what happens after a custody order has been in place for ...
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How Much Information Should Divorcing Parents Share With Their Children?

It is my personal belief, as well as the belief of many therapists that I have spoken to, that the less information that you share with children about the divorce, ...
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Nevada Child Support Law Changes Effective February 2020

For any separated or divorced parents living in Nevada, it’s important to be aware of the new changes affecting child support laws that are effective as of February 1st, 2020 ...
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Should I Hire An Attorney For A Child Custody Case?

I have explained in other posts that it is my personal opinion that when it comes to custody cases, I believe that the parents are better served if they have ...
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What is a Joint Preliminary Injunction And Do I Have To Follow It?

In a divorce case, the preliminary injunction is an official court order that is effective until the divorce case has been finalized, either by agreement between the parties or by ...
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What is Discovery in a Family Law Case and is it Really Necessary?

Let's begin by explaining what the discovery process is in your case. “Discovery” basically just refers to the process in the family law case where the parties obtain information ...
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What Are The Steps of The Divorce Process?

This question came from a client who recently was served documents for a divorce and wanted to know what she could expect. Filing The Complaint A divorce begins with someone ...
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