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Family Law Attorney in Las Vegas

Protecting and Preserving Your Family Through Life’s Ups and Downs

Life issues that impact and keep families up at night matter to family law attorneys like Fuller Law Practice. People are most familiar with family law attorneys related to divorce and handling related matters, though family law is broader than that:

  • Divorce
  • Child custody
  • Child support
  • Paternity
  • Adoption
  • Foster care

Family law also crosses over into other legal practices that “hit close to home,” including domestic violence, child abuse, and estate planning. Sometimes a family might have multiple issues at once, and so having a family law attorney in your corner that’s ingrained in your life is instrumental in resolving personal matters.

The primary reasons for hiring a family law attorney are to resolve emotional disputes related to child custody, child support payments, proper filing of paperwork, and protection and advocacy about family law.

All of us, at some point in our lives, will likely need a family law attorney when faced with a legal issue or ongoing issues that require the attention and experience of a family law attorney in Las Vegas, NV. When that time comes, consider Fuller Law Practice and our team of experienced family law attorneys.

What are Family Law Issues?

Family issues impact nearly everyone at some point or another. Consider for a moment that almost 50 percent of marriages end in divorce. According to cdc.gov, about 630,505 people every year retain the services of an experienced family law attorney to work through issues related to divorce, child custody, alimony, and child support.

Family law cases include nearly every issue that impacts a family, including marriage—prenuptial and postnuptial agreements—domestic partnerships, adoption, marital property, divorce, child custody agreements, child support, and paternity.

Our family law services at Fuller Law Practice relieve some of the burden, emotion, and stress for families faced with life’s most challenging moments. Our legal team can assess your situation, help you understand your rights, and set expectations for cases you might encounter in court.

Part of family law, too, is working through and managing disputes, as they happen frequently. Conflict arises during divorce proceedings and the division of assets in child custody agreements and post-divorce when one of the parents isn’t following through with child support or fulfilling obligations related to the visitation schedule.

You can expect a lot of unknowns when it comes to family law matters, and our family law attorneys are here to be a buffer and source of resolution. If you are currently working through family law issues and need a fresh perspective, book a consultation with Fuller Law Practice to see how we can be of service: (702) 935-4144.

Should I Use a Prenuptial Agreement?

Prenuptial agreements get a bad rap sometimes as they are often seen as unromantic or insensitive. As more people marry later in life, couples are using prenuptial agreements to protect the assets they’ve accumulated on their own.

New couples might have a tough time warming to the idea, while people going into second or third marriages see it as an intelligent business decision to protect their children, primarily, and assets. It’s all in how you look at it.

Having the initial conversation is the most challenging part of getting a prenuptial agreement, especially if one partner doesn’t believe in it. Use transparency and consider the benefits as you would disaster, crisis planning, or an event that may or may not happen.

A prenuptial agreement is suitable for you and your partner if you want to protect your assets, desire clear financial boundaries, or enjoy a prenuptial agreement to protect any children from a prior marriage.

If one partner is on the fence, having an open discussion with an experienced family law firm can help clear any confusion or address any concerns. Prenuptial agreements typically cover anything financial-related and shouldn’t be misconstrued as any other type of legal contract.

When you partner with Fuller Law Practice, we ensure your prenuptial agreement covers all of the bases—both current and future needs—so that it holds up in court if and when you need it. The hope is that you don’t.

How Do I Get Child Custody Settled With My Spouse?

Child custody decisions can get heated as it’s an emotional time for everyone involved. It’s natural for disputes to arise during the child custody agreement and afterward, especially if both parties don’t agree on the decision.

A family law attorney is much like a personal advocate in a child custody case. We share a common goal with the court in that every decision should be in the best interest of your children, which might include joint custody or sole custody. This is, of course, circumstantial.

Nevada law is pro-joint or shared custody as they believe parents should share equal responsibility for their children to ensure a seamless transition after divorce. Part of this is setting up proper living arrangements and a plan for finances, medical decisions, education, and other day-to-day living needs.

Our family lawyers help spouses come together as much as possible to make a mutual decision and avoid a hearing. If it comes to this, our attorneys will present a case on your behalf to reach a resolution. You want to prevent the judge from making decisions for you and your children if you can’t make them on your own.

The law office of Fuller Law Practice is an asset to your family law case and child custody agreement. We will ensure you and your spouse reach an agreement befitting your family dynamics and children’s specific needs.

Does a Family Law Attorney Help With All Cases?

Family law issues in Las Vegas, NV, can get ugly without structure and legal counsel. We do everything in our power to minimize the impact on your family, whether you’re facing divorce, child custody disputes, adoption, and other related matters.

We are often hired by clients or families that want to avoid engaging with an argumentative spouse, need legal guidance on serious matters such as adoption, or need mediation and support in tough family law cases.

Our law firm is experienced in handling various family law issues, though not every family law attorney can say the same. It’s essential to notice the difference in family law-related areas of experience.

As a certified family law specialist firm, we focus on a collaborative setting for our clients, conducive to proactive decision-making, conflict mitigation, and embracing healthy conversations regarding important family law matters that result in resolution.

When looking for a more satisfactory experience and quicker resolution, consider working with Nevada family law firm Fuller Law Practice. Learn more about our legal process and approach when you book a consultation. Call: (702) 935-4144.

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