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Every matter we accept is built around direct attorney involvement, careful financial analysis, and strategy that accounts for how cases actually resolve in Clark County family court.
The practice areas below describe the range of family law matters we handle. Whether your case is a straightforward uncontested filing or a high-asset, contested divorce involving business interests and custody, we will help you understand your options and chart a path that protects what matters to you.
Nevada is a community property state, which means the way assets and debts acquired during the marriage are characterized, valued, and divided often drives the outcome of a case. Ford Law handles the full spectrum of divorce matters, with particular strength in complex financial situations.
When children are involved, the stakes move beyond dollars and cents. Ford Law handles custody and parenting matters with the same rigor we bring to complex financial cases, because parenting arrangements shape your family’s life for years to come.
Not every family law matter is a divorce, and many of the most valuable cases we handle are aimed at preventing future disputes or finding an alternative path.
Some cases require attention to a specific industry, issue, or stage of the family law process. Ford Law offers focused representation in the following areas.
Our work is built on three commitments. First, direct attorney involvement from consultation through resolution. Clients work with the attorney who knows their case, not a rotating team of associates. Second, financial fluency. We use forensic accountants, valuation experts, and QDRO counsel when a case calls for it, and we spend the time to understand income, assets, and debt so the legal strategy matches the numbers. Third, candor. We tell clients what we think a court is likely to do, not what they want to hear, so they can make informed decisions about settlement versus trial.
Our clients include professionals, executives, business owners, physicians, attorneys, founders, parents in contested custody cases, and spouses preparing for or exiting long marriages. What they share is a need for sophisticated, discreet representation in matters where the stakes are meaningful and a mistake is costly.
No. While divorce and custody make up the bulk of our work, we handle the full range of Nevada family law matters, including prenuptial and postnuptial agreements, guardianships, adoptions, CPS defense, annulments, legal separation, appeals, and reproductive rights matters.
No. Family law representation is adversarial by nature, and we represent one party in any given matter to avoid conflicts of interest. In some limited mediation settings, parties can agree to use a neutral, but that is not the same as legal representation.
A short written summary of your situation is helpful, along with any existing court orders, prenuptial or postnuptial agreements, and a general sense of the assets and debts involved. We will guide you through what else is needed after the initial conversation.
You do not need to choose. During the consultation we will listen to your situation and identify the relevant issues, which often cross several practice areas. Many cases involve divorce, custody, and support at the same time, for example.
To discuss your matter with a Las Vegas family law attorney, call (702) 710-2140 or submit our secure contact form. Consultations are confidential, and we will walk you through the practice areas that apply to your situation.
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Family transitions can be one of the most stressful experiences in anyone’s life. Whether you are in Summerlin or Las Vegas, the legal decisions you make today will shape your future for years to come. At Ford Law, we provide steady, professional support to help you manage these sensitive issues with clarity.
With over 15 years of family law litigation experience, our firm understands the nuances of the Nevada court system. We leverage our knowledge to protect your rights. We ensure your voice is heard in the courtroom and that your family’s best interests remain the top priority.
If you are facing a family law matter, seek an experienced counsel. Contact Ford Law today to schedule your consultation and discuss your legal options.
Ford Law is a boutique Nevada family law firm serving clients across the Las Vegas Valley from our office near Summerlin. Every matter we accept is built around direct attorney involvement, careful financial analysis, and strategy that accounts for how cases actually resolve in Clark County family court.
The practice areas below describe the range of family law matters we handle. Whether your case is a straightforward uncontested filing or a high-asset, contested divorce involving business interests and custody, we will help you understand your options and chart a path that protects what matters to you.
Nevada is a community property state, which means the way assets and debts acquired during the marriage are characterized, valued, and divided often drives the outcome of a case. Ford Law handles the full spectrum of divorce matters, with particular strength in complex financial situations.
When children are involved, the stakes move beyond dollars and cents. Ford Law handles custody and parenting matters with the same rigor we bring to complex financial cases, because parenting arrangements shape your family’s life for years to come.
Not every family law matter is a divorce, and many of the most valuable cases we handle are aimed at preventing future disputes or finding an alternative path.
Some cases require attention to a specific industry, issue, or stage of the family law process. Ford Law offers focused representation in the following areas.
Our work is built on three commitments. First, direct attorney involvement from consultation through resolution. Clients work with the attorney who knows their case, not a rotating team of associates. Second, financial fluency. We use forensic accountants, valuation experts, and QDRO counsel when a case calls for it, and we spend the time to understand income, assets, and debt so the legal strategy matches the numbers. Third, candor. We tell clients what we think a court is likely to do, not what they want to hear, so they can make informed decisions about settlement versus trial.
Our clients include professionals, executives, business owners, physicians, attorneys, founders, parents in contested custody cases, and spouses preparing for or exiting long marriages. What they share is a need for sophisticated, discreet representation in matters where the stakes are meaningful and a mistake is costly.
No. While divorce and custody make up the bulk of our work, we handle the full range of Nevada family law matters, including prenuptial and postnuptial agreements, guardianships, adoptions, CPS defense, annulments, legal separation, appeals, and reproductive rights matters.
No. Family law representation is adversarial by nature, and we represent one party in any given matter to avoid conflicts of interest. In some limited mediation settings, parties can agree to use a neutral, but that is not the same as legal representation.
A short written summary of your situation is helpful, along with any existing court orders, prenuptial or postnuptial agreements, and a general sense of the assets and debts involved. We will guide you through what else is needed after the initial conversation.
You do not need to choose. During the consultation we will listen to your situation and identify the relevant issues, which often cross several practice areas. Many cases involve divorce, custody, and support at the same time, for example.
To discuss your matter with a Las Vegas family law attorney, call (702) 710-2140 or submit our secure contact form. Consultations are confidential, and we will walk you through the practice areas that apply to your situation.