Las Vegas Family Law Solutions is operated by McFarling Law Group, a Family Law firm in Las Vegas, Nevada. Our legal team has years of experience in analyzing complex financial cases and identifying the key issues. With services ranging from QDRO preparations and Malmquist analyses to monthly Advice columns, our legal team is focused on providing our clients with a full spectrum of Family Law financial services.
Both professional and empathetic, we bring simplicity to our clients when handling their complex financial needs. We gauge our client satisfaction on efficient resolutions as well as gaining trust through their level of comprehension regarding the process. Emily opened a solo law practice in Las Vegas in 2003 with the primary focus of family law.
Both professional and empathetic, we bring simplicity to our clients when handling their complex financial needs. We gauge our client satisfaction on efficient resolutions as well as gaining trust through their level of comprehension regarding the process. Emily opened a solo law practice in Las Vegas in 2003 with the primary focus of family law.
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Through its company, Family Law Solutions, McFarling Law Group Provides services to other law firms as well as persons without attorneys. Many retirement plans require court orders to divide them in a divorce. These orders are often referred to as Qualified Domestic Relations Orders, and are commonly referred to as QDROs (pronounced "QUAD-ro").
Nevada law bases alimony on several "factors" set out in NRS 125.150(1), with the primary guidance provided by that statute is that alimony should be "just and equitable." This makes alimony one of the most unpredictable areas of family law. A Judge has a lot of discretion as to how he weighs the factors.
A Malmquist1Analysis is required when one party has a property they owned prior to marriage, but the parties used community property funds to pay the property's mortgage. The property is separate property by definition, as it was owned prior to marriage, but a community property interest exists because the parties used community funds to maintain the property.
For investments, the standard is that of a "reasonably prudent investor." Malicious or reckless expenditures of community property can addressed labeling them waste and then imputing the amount of money wasted entirely to the wasteful spouse. What most often comes in regarding marital waste is gambling.
Under Nevada law, all property acquired during the marriage that is not inheritance, gift, or personal injury settlement, is community property. The law requires the court to split community property evenly between the parties. Split equally does not mean each asset must be split down the middle.
Rather, the court or the parties can view all the assets as a pot and then assign specific assets to respective parties so that the entire pot is split equally as opposed to each individual asset.There are some nuances and exceptions to the general rule that a court must divide community assets equally, which Family Law Solutions can help you with.
Rather, the court or the parties can view all the assets as a pot and then assign specific assets to respective parties so that the entire pot is split equally as opposed to each individual asset.There are some nuances and exceptions to the general rule that a court must divide community assets equally, which Family Law Solutions can help you with.
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Vania J.
Sep 25, 2019
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After the child support laws were changed this year. I came to Family Law Solutions to have Josh do a review of my divorce decree and advise as to how the changes may be affecting my agreement in the future. He also assisted in the final IRA transfer of assets that had been outlined in my QDRO but on which I had no idea how to complete the final paperwork. Most law firms will leave you to sort this part out on your own, and if you are not incredibly financial savvy it can make the frustration of wrapping up the financial aspects of a divorce a lot like assembling Ikea furniture in the original
