At Waite Family Law, we understand that divorce or annulment is not simply a legal process—it is a major transition that affects your family, your finances, and your future. Our approach is grounded in professionalism, clarity, and strategic planning. Whether you seek a private, amicable resolution or are facing complex asset concerns, we provide the guidance, structure, and support needed to help you move forward with confidence.
We work closely with educated, high-net-worth clients who value discretion, efficiency, and solutions that minimize conflict. With deep experience in Nevada family law, we tailor every strategy to protect your priorities and long-term wellbeing.
Nevada is known for its straightforward residency requirements and no-fault divorce system, but navigating the legal details—property division, alimony, custody, and financial disclosures—requires experienced guidance. At Waite Family Law, we help clients understand exactly what to expect and how each decision affects their future.
Key aspects of divorce in Nevada include:
High-net-worth divorces require a deeper level of experience and attention to detail. We have extensive experience working with clients who own businesses, professional practices, investment portfolios, real estate holdings, retirement accounts, stock options, and other significant assets.
We assist with:
Our approach ensures that you understand your options, are fully informed during negotiations, and receive a settlement that supports your financial goals.
Many clients prefer to resolve their divorce privately and respectfully, without court battles or unnecessary stress. At Waite Family Law, we specialize in amicable divorce, meaning we work to create solutions that prioritize cooperation, stability, and long-term wellbeing.
Amicable divorce is ideal for couples who:
We guide you through negotiation, drafting agreements, and resolving issues outside of the courtroom whenever possible.
Unlike divorce, an annulment legally declares that a marriage was invalid from the beginning. Nevada has well-defined grounds for annulment, and determining whether you qualify requires careful review.
Grounds for annulment may include:
Annulments can be faster than divorce, but they must be supported by clear evidence. We guide clients through this process with professionalism, ensuring that legal requirements are met and that your rights remain protected.
When you work with Waite Family Law, you can expect:
We help you stay grounded, informed, and prepared at every step of your divorce or annulment process.
We frequently collaborate with financial advisors, business partners, accountants, and estate planners to ensure that your agreement integrates seamlessly with your broader financial strategy. Every detail is tailored to your circumstances and long-term vision.
Whether you are considering divorce, exploring annulment, or preparing for a more amicable transition, experienced legal guidance makes all the difference. We are here to answer your questions, help you evaluate your options, and provide a strategy that supports your long-term wellbeing.
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