Nevada Divorce Forms

Our full-service attorney’s office specializes in providing attorney representation in uncontested divorce matters. We provide all the Nevada divorce forms needed for an uncontested Nevada divorce…and we provide full service as well.

When you purchase Nevada divorce forms on the Internet, you still have the responsibility of finding a notary to sign them and of taking them to court to file, take the decree to the judge and follow up to be sure it gets signed. You then have to take it to the clerk’s office to file it to make it official.

Nearly every day, we get calls from people who tried to file their own divorce forms and found it so challenging that they gave up and called us. For them, it meant having spent money on Nevada divorce forms  and not being able to use them after all, because of the challenge involved in handling the filing of the divorce themselves.

Unfortunately, in the end, those people had to spend more money for their divorce than if they’d worked with us from the very beginning. This is because they could not get their money back from the typing service that sold them the forms and they then had to pay us to do their divorce correctly.

We keep our prices low enough that it’s not worth the extra time you need to put into obtaining your own divorce when you’ve never done it.  A large majority of people are far better off spending a little more money to have an attorney handle the whole matter for them. It’s done right, the first time, and there are no worries for them.

When you retain a divorce attorney, you leave the headache of figuring out what gets filed and when, and dealing with the court, to your attorney. You can feel confident that your Nevada divorce forms will be filed correctly and your divorce obtained in the shortest amount of time possible.

When you retain me, Attorney James E. Smith, you get an attorney who has been practicing family law in Nevada since 1985 and knows all the ins and outs of the court, which I deal with on a daily basis.

Complaint for Divorce Forms

(only Plaintiff signs)
Flat $1299 and court costs*
Just Sign and Leave the Rest to Us!

Advantages:

• Licensed Attorney James Smith Represents You (practicing family law in Nevada since 1985)
• Full Service! You sign, we do the rest
• Make 2 payments instead of 1

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A word from James

Guarantee

Attorney James 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. He is also BBB A+ rated and has been for the past 24 years.

We have filed thousands of divorces and annulments over the years, at an average of 390 cases per year! Because of this, we can take in, file, and process cases quickly. We have a propriety system designed to move cases along at the fastest possible pace within the constraints of Family Court.

Our case intake paralegals are well-trained and can answer a huge majority of your questions. Those they cannot answer will be answered by the attorney, whose office is next door to the intake paralegals’. They often discuss cases as part of the decision process of whether or not to accept a client. If we can’t help you, we don’t take your money. Call us at 702-420-7052 for your free consultation.

What we guarantee when you file your divorce through us:

• Prompt response to your phone calls and e-mails even after you pay us!
• Dedication to serving your needs with compassion, to the best of our ability and power.
• Make two payments instead of one (unless you want to pay in full).
• We guarantee prompt and courteous service by our trained, certified, and qualified staff. Our goal is to get you through this quickly so you can move on with your life.
• We NEVER share your information with anyone other than those required to know for processing your case through the courts (the attorney, our staff members working directly on your case, the court clerks, and your judge).