It’s shocking but true.

Every day, people hire companies for their Nevada Divorce that they should not be hiring – companies who quite often lie about their qualifications, falsely make you believe a divorce can routinely be done in days and provide inaccurate or misleading information on their websites that in the end does NOTHING to help you get free…. wasting your time, money, and causing you more aggravation.

A divorce is an incredibly difficult, if not the most difficult thing to go through. I know, I’ve gone through one myself. And finding a company who can help you can be draining and extremely difficult. There are plenty of companies – many of whom are quite good at promoting a positive image. But here is an undeniable truth:

IN NEVADA’S COURT AND LEGAL SYSTEM, YOU CANNOT AFFORD
THE RISK OF A POORLY HANDLED DIVORCE FILING!

I realize that you might not believe that right now but let me inform you
about some important little-known facts.

    Did you know:

• Paralegal and typing services only type up your documents and file them at court for you as though you had filed your legal divorce yourself: no more. This means your legal divorce is filed “in Proper Person”; no attorney’s name appears on your court pleadings - just yours and the Defendant’s. You're on your own.
  
  
• If you use a typing service or paralegal to file your case "In Proper Person" if the Court has doubts or questions they send all your documents back to you and they tell you to attend a hearing to explain your case, or worse, the judge denies your divorce
  
  
• ALL typing or paralegal services are practicing law without a license
  
  
• Paralegal services and typing services are not "insiders" to the Nevada and California Bar. They are NOT brought up to date on new laws, regulations, and rules on a regular basis as with attorneys. You can never be certain that your documents are prepared properly as per current court requirements for your type of legal matter.

• What about companies that have “Supervising Attorneys” – doesn’t that mean you have a lawyer? No.
  The Supervising Attorney merely supervises the processes and programs and operations of the company. Typically they are not even in the same building and only rarely do they review a file, if ever. What do you think are the chances they will review your file?
  
  
• Without an attorney on your side, there's no telling what future legal fiasco you might be creating for
  yourself with legal documents not designed to protect your rights in all ways!
  

Avoid Typing Services Like the Plague If You Don't
Want to Get Burned…

Why Not Have Peace of Mind And Hire an Experienced Local

Nevada Divorce Attorney

to Handle All The Details of Your Divorce
for Roughly The Same Price As a Typing Service?

When you retain Attorney James E. Smith of Conexa, LLC, for your Nevada divorce, the name James E. Smith, Esq. is the very first thing that appears on the very top of all your divorce documents. The court immediately knows you have the power of a divorce attorney behind you! The attorney deals with the judge and the court. Not you!

Attorney James E. Smith has been practicing law in Nevada since 1985. He is licensed in Nevada and California and holds a BV rating (highest possible) with Martindale-Hubbell®, the authoritative
resource for information on the worldwide legal profession.

Attorney James E. Smith is an insider in the Nevada Court system
who has an impeccable history, KNOWS the judges, local laws,
and how the systems work

If your judge has a question or concern before granting your divorce, the judge will either put the documents in James’ box at court with a request for further explanation, or will simply call James and ask questions and tell him what else they need to grant your case. Conexa, LLC and James E. Smith promptly handles the request and things proceed without a glitch.

You save a lot of time and money. More importantly, you will have confidence and peace of mind that this chapter of your life is handled smoothly.

Our attorney fees are highly competitive with many typing and paralegal divorce services. Why not protect yourself and your legal rights by dealing with a licensed Nevada attorney instead of a divorce service practicing law without a license?

Do you really need the headache of your divorce
going less than smoothly?

What Clients are Saying:

Answered All My Questions.
I Got Peace of Mind! 
“Going through a divorce is one of the toughest, if not the toughest things I have ever had to deal with. You not only provided excellent service, you also provided me with peace of mind, answering all of the questions that I had plus some that I should have asked but failed to. I would recommend Conexa to anyone going through this and in fact, already have. Thank you from the bottom of my heart.”
M.N. Las Vegas, Nevada

Direct, Clear, Honest!
“I want to use your service because your website is direct, clear, and honest”
J.D. Las Vegas

Helped Me Through The Entire Process
“I would like to thank you for doing all your best to make things possible to get my divorce done. I really appreciate your patience every time I called and checked the status of it. Your Law secretary was really accommodating and helpful all throughout until this day of finalizing the documents. I'm so excited and happy. Again Thank you so much.”
D.M.U. Las Vegas, Nevada

You Made It Easy for Me
“Thank you so much Conexa for helping me process my divorce. It really made everything easy for me especially with your very trustworthy company.”
K.P.F. Las Vegas, Nevada

Big Help in Trying Times
“Thank you. You've been a big help and while it's been a trying time, I'm very satisfied with everything you did. Thanks again.”
W.H. California

One of the Few Good Attorneys Out There
“I met Mr. Smith several years ago. Not only is he a great attorney, but now a good friend. I initially had him help me with family law matters and corporate matters and he always did an excellent job. One of the very few good attorneys left out there.”
R.E. Las Vegas, Nevada

Las Vegas Business License: Q13-01047-James E Smith Esq.

Nevada State Bar Association Listing- Attorney James E. Smith

Our “Get You Free” Guarantee

• If we take your case, you will GET FREE or you pay nothing! … if your divorce
  is denied by the Court, we will refund your payment for our services*
• 100% success record
• Pay only half now!
• Your divorce documents ready to sign in front of our notary in 24 hours or less.
• Prompt response to your phone calls and your e-mail queries.
• Dedication to truly serving your needs with compassion, to the best of our ability
  and power.

Las Vegas Business License: Q13-01047-James E Smith Esq.

Nevada State Bar Association Listing- Attorney James E. Smith

JOINT PETITION DIVORCE
(both parties sign)

From $350 and court costs
YOU SIGN WE DO THE REST!

NEVADA DIVORCE COMPLAINT
(1 signature)

From $629 and court costs
YOU SIGN WE DO THE REST!

   Advantages:

• Nevada Attorney Represents You
• With No Children and No Property $350
• With Property and No Children $399
• With Children or Children and Property $425
• Pay Only Half up Front

   Advantages:

• Nevada Attorney Represents You
• No Children and No Property $629
• With Property and No Children $655
• With Children or Children and Property $675
• Pay Only Half up Front
  

Or Call us NOW at 702-420-7052

Why Are We Doing This And Why Are We Revealing This Information?

Like you, several members of our team have gone through a divorce. We understand what it’s like and the emotions that go along with it. James has worked on hundreds of divorces and learned this industry inside and out – which means we are industry insiders and have a sharp eye when it comes to recognizing if a divorce will likely go through smoothly or not.

The BIGGEST REASON why we're revealing all this critical information a lot of companies don’t want you to know is: we get calls nearly every day with requests to fix a Nevada divorce (or annulment) botched by typing services.

James E. Smith, Esq., through Conexa, LLC, is dedicated to providing the public with superior quality legal services for uncontested matters… at the same rates usually charged by paralegals and typing services for the same type of legal case.

Though “an attorney who cares about you” might seem like an oxymoron to many, it is indeed true about James E. Smith. He’s donated countless hours of his time in free case consultation over the years. And it became obvious to him how a business like Conexa, LLC could truly serve the public very well in instances of certain types of uncontested legal matters such as an uncontested divorce (meaning that your spouse either signs the documents, or does not file a response with the court after being served with divorce documents).

And that’s how Conexa, LLC was born - reliable and genuine legal representation and assistance for you, at prices that make sense in the current economy.

JOINT PETITION DIVORCE
(both parties sign)

From $350 and court costs
YOU SIGN WE DO THE REST!

NEVADA DIVORCE COMPLAINT
(1 signature)

From $629 and court costs
YOU SIGN WE DO THE REST!

   Advantages:

• Nevada Attorney Represents You
• With No Children and No Property $350
• With Property and No Children $399
• With Children or Children and Property $425
• Pay Only Half up Front

   Advantages:

• Nevada Attorney Represents You
• No Children and No Property $629
• With Property and No Children $655
• With Children or Children and Property $675
• Pay Only Half up Front
  
  

Or Call us NOW at 702-420-7052

“I believe in access to affordable legal help for all and I am dedicated to bringing you the highest-quality Nevada Divorce service possible -- at a price that makes sense to you in the current economy...”
Attorney James E. Smith

  WHAT IS A JOINT PETITION NEVADA DIVORCE (two signature divorce)?

• In Nevada, a divorce is often filed in the form of a Joint Petition for Divorce (NRS 125.182) when both parties agree to a divorce. A Joint Petition is the simplest way to file and obtain a Nevada divorce when both parties agree to all terms of the divorce, including child custody, child support, visitation, and property division (if applicable) and when both parties agree to sign the divorce documents.
  
  
• Both parties must sign the Joint Petition for Nevada Divorce and the Nevada Decree of Divorce as per Nevada divorce laws. Once the Joint Petition and Decree have been signed and notarized, the Nevada Joint Petition for Divorce is filed with the Court and the Decree submitted for the signature of the judge assigned to your case. Once the judge signs the Decree, the clerk files it and your divorce becomes final. Another necessary document that must be filed before the judge will sign your Decree is the Resident Witness Affidavit, a sworn affidavit by another Nevada resident. The resident Joint Petitioner in a divorce must sign the divorce documents in front of a Nevada notary. We notarize divorce documents for free in our office for our divorce clients.
  
  
• Your divorce can be obtained in as little as one week using a Joint Petition depending on the judge to whom your Nevada divorce case gets assigned.
  
  

• When filing a one-signature divorce in Nevada, one party acts as Plaintiff (the person who signs the Complaint for Nevada Divorce), and serves the other party (we arrange a process server for you) who becomes the Defendant.
  
  
• In some cases, the Defendant ignores receipt of the Nevada Divorce Complaint and does nothing, in which case the divorce continues as an uncontested Nevada Divorce matter. If this occurs, a Default is filed with the court on Day 22 after the date of personal service (through a process server) or after the last date of the publication of the Summons, if the Defendant could not be found by the process server.
  
  
• Once the Default is granted, the Decree of Divorce is submitted for the judge's signature. Once the judge signs the Decree of Divorce, and the clerk files it, your Nevada divorce becomes final.
  
  
• If your divorce proceeds as above, it is still considered an uncontested Nevada divorce as per Nevada divorce laws.
  
  
• If the Defendant files an Answer denying the allegations in the Complaint for Nevada Divorce, the divorce is now considered contested (see When is a Nevada Divorce contested? in the sidebar to the right for details). If your divorce is contested, a court hearing becomes necessary. If this occurs, we recommend that you hire a competent and experienced lawyer who practices Nevada family law in order to protect your rights. Mr. Smith is available to continue as your attorney of record on your contested Nevada divorce.
  
  
• Once your spouse has been properly served either in person or by publication, a Default is submitted to the court on Day 22 after the date of service or last date of publication. Once the Default is granted, your Decree of Divorce can be submitted for your judge's signature on the Nevada Decree of Divorce. Once the Decree is filed by the court clerk, your Nevada divorce is final.

  can't locate your spouse?
  If you cannot locate your spouse, you may still obtain a Nevada divorce through a default process. This involves attempted service by a process server,
  on your spouse at the last-known address, followed by publication of the Summons in a newspaper if the process server could not find your spouse and
  therefore could not serve the Nevada Divorce Complaint and Summons to your spouse.

  nevada divorce resident witness

• At least one of the parties in a Nevada divorce must have resided in Nevada for a minimum of six-weeks just prior to the filing for either a Joint Petition for a Nevada Divorce, or a Nevada Divorce Complaint as per Nevada Revised Statute (NRS 125.020).
• The Court requires proof of your residency in the form of a Resident Witness Affidavit. The individual who signs this sworn Affidavit in front of a notary must be another Nevada resident who knows you to have lived in Nevada for a minimum of six weeks before the date your divorce was filed.
• See Nevada Divorce Residency for more details
  
  

  MEDIATION BEFORE FILING

• Have you been in a long-term marriage, and, or, have a lot of assets, and wonder how to divide your property?
• Do you have a lot of debt and feel unsure as to how it should be divided?
• Do you wonder what is appropriate, proper and customary regarding child physical custody, visitation, and child support issues before you file your Nevada divorce?

If so, consider mediation before filing your uncontested divorce in Nevada. It greatly simplifies your decision-making process and reassures you that you are making the right decisions when filing your Nevada divorce.

JOINT PETITION DIVORCE
(both parties sign)

From $350 and court costs
YOU SIGN WE DO THE REST!

NEVADA DIVORCE COMPLAINT
(1 signature)

From $630 and court costs
YOU SIGN WE DO THE REST!

   Advantages:

• Nevada Attorney Represents You
• With No Children and No Property $350
• With Property and No Children $399
• With Children or Children and Property $425
• Pay Only Half up Front

   Advantages:

• Nevada Attorney Represents You
• No Children and No Property $630
• With Property and No Children $655
• With Children or Children and Property $675
• Pay Only Half up Front