Property Division and Alimony

Protecting Your Financial Future During Divorce

Divorce involves more than emotional transition—your financial future is often shaped by the decisions you make during this process. At Waite Family Law, we help clients navigate property division and alimony with clarity, professionalism, and strategy. Whether your estate includes business interests, investment portfolios, real estate, or separate property claims, we provide the skilled representation needed to protect your long-term stability.

Our approach is designed for clients who value thoughtful planning, discretion, and practical solutions grounded in Nevada law.

How Property Division Works Under Nevada Law

Nevada is a community property state, which means that most assets and debts acquired during the marriage belong equally to both spouses. However, dividing property fairly—especially in higher-net-worth marriages—requires far more analysis than simply splitting everything 50/50.

We help clients understand how the law applies to their estate and what steps are necessary to protect the assets that matter most.

Key considerations include:

Property division becomes particularly complex when assets are commingled, jointly managed, or tied to business operations. Our experience ensures each asset is evaluated accurately and strategically.

High-Asset & Complex Property Division

High-value divorces require a sophisticated understanding of financial structures and long-term implications. We work with clients who own businesses, multiple properties, and diverse investment portfolios, helping them prepare for decisions that impact both immediate outcomes and future financial health.

We assist in cases involving:

Our goal is to develop a strategy that protects your financial interests while supporting a fair and legally sound outcome.

Understanding Alimony in Nevada

Alimony—also known as spousal support—is designed to ensure financial fairness during and after divorce. Nevada does not use a strict formula. Instead, courts evaluate several factors when determining whether alimony is appropriate and, if so, in what amount and for how long.

Common considerations include:

Alimony may be temporary, rehabilitative, short-term, or long-term depending on the circumstances. We help clients understand their rights, evaluate likely outcomes, and negotiate or litigate support arrangements that align with their financial goals.

Our Approach to Financially Complex Divorce

Handling property division and alimony in a high-value divorce requires more than legal knowledge—it requires careful analysis, strategic planning, and discretion. At Waite Family Law, we provide a client experience grounded in professionalism and transparency. We collaborate with financial experts, accountants, valuation professionals, and other specialists when needed to ensure every detail is addressed.

Our strategy focuses on:

We help you make informed decisions with confidence and clarity.

Who We Serve

Waite Family Law serves individuals who need more than a standard divorce process. Our clients include executives, entrepreneurs, property owners, and individuals with substantial or diverse assets. Many are seeking a resolution-focused approach that protects their privacy, minimizes disruption, and delivers a clear path forward.

Whether your goal is protecting a business, securing future income, or ensuring a fair distribution of marital property, we help you navigate the process with confidence.

Protect Your Financial Future Today

Property division and alimony decisions will shape your financial life for years to come. With strategic legal guidance, you can move through the process with stability and confidence. Waite Family Law provides experienced, discreet representation designed to protect your interests and support your future.