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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.

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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.

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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.

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

My husband cheated on me so I want sole custody of the kids and the house.

It is not relevant if a partner cheated. Nevada is a no-fault divorce which means that either party can request a divorce without giving any specific reason. The most common ...
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Can I File For Divorce In Nevada If My Spouse No Longer Lives In Nevada?

The answer to this question is yes in order for a person to file for divorce in Nevada they must meet the residency requirements. Nevada has one of the shortest ...
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Three Ways To Establish Paternity For Unmarried Couples.

The first way to establish paternity through involuntary declaration. If the couple agrees to the paternity of the child they can sign a declaration of paternity, and this is usually ...
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Do I Have To Take A Parenting Class As Part Of My Divorce?

During a divorce, children often experience difficulty adjusting to their parent’s separation, so to help lessen the impact on the children the court might require the parents to attend a ...
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How Is Divorce Granted?

There are three ways that a final divorce decree can be granted. Number one by default, if the defendant was served with the summons and the complaint for the divorce ...
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Does The Court Have To Follow The Child Evaluator’s Recommendation?

First let’s talk about what a child evaluator is. This is basically a third-party professional that conducts interviews with the child, the parents, friends, family teachers, etc. to determine the ...
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How can I find out if the child is mine?

In Family Court in Nevada in order to establish paternity of a child, a person must start by filing a complaint to establish paternity. Once this complaint has been filed ...
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What Is A Default Judgment?

After a complaint has been filed by the plaintive, the other side, or the defendant must file an answer to the complaint within 20 days of receiving it and serve ...
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My Husband Left Without Telling Me, Can I File For Divorce?

My husband left while I was at work and never told me he was leaving. Can I file for divorce? Hello everyone, I am Bonnie Lonardo family law attorney in ...
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Is It Okay To Move Out Of Nevada To South Carolina With My son If The Father Is Not On The Birth Certificate?

Today's question comes to us from Luciana, and she wants to know, is it okay to move out of Nevada to South Carolina with her son? The father of the ...
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  • About
    • About
    • Contact Info
    • Testimonials
  • Divorce
    • Where to Begin
    • Nevada: A No-Fault Divorce State
    • Nevada: A Community Property State
    • Alimony/Alimony Modification
  • Child Custody
  • Child Support
  • Videos
  • Blog
  • En Español
  • Schedule a Consultation
  • Make Payment