What issues can be covered in a premarital agreement? As we have stated in some of the prior blog posts on this subject, the requirements of premarital agreements are not necessarily as straightforward as the ones found in arm’s length contracts generally made between parties under the law. This is because of the fiduciary relationship … Read more
Relocation Basics When you are seeking to relocate and the other parent will not agree, you must petition the court for permission to do so. In custody cases, the child’s best interest is the polestar of the Court’s decision-making. With that said, the requirements for relocating depend upon the nature of the custodial arrangement at … Read more
Technology and your data privacy may be the last thing on your mind you are getting divorced. With that said, it’s critical to assess your digital footprint and protect your data privacy while going through a breakup. We store all of our personal information on our devices, and people are accessing their exes electronically stored … Read more
Message Preservation Why is it important to properly preserve text messages and messaging app content? Text messaging and messaging apps (such as WhatsApp) are one of the most popular ways that people communicate on a daily basis. Therefore, it’s no surprise that text messages, iMessages and content in popular messaging apps (such as WhatsApp messages) … Read more
Social Media: Cut all ties For many reasons, it is almost always advisable to cut all social media ties with your spouse when you are in the midst of a divorce. This is true for both personal and legal reasons, as removing or blocking your spouse from your social media should help both of you … Read more
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Four Jones & LoBello attorneys Named 2021 Mountain States “Super Lawyers” Las Vegas, Nevada (July 14, 2021) – Jones & LoBello, PLLC is pleased to announce that four Attorneys from Jones & LoBello have been selected to the 2021 Mountain States Super Lawyers list. Jones & LoBello represents clients in multiple areas … Read more
Costs are typically at the top of your concerns list before you decide on an attorney team. Rest assured, your legal team will attempt to represent you in the most efficient manner possible and may, from time to time, suggest things you can do to minimize your legal fees and costs. No one appreciates a … Read more
Is the Family Court open? The short answer is, yes. Following Governor Sisolak’s declaring a state of emergency in Nevada in response to the outbreak of Coronavirus Disease, Nevada Chief Court Justice Pickering and Eighth Judicial District Court Chief Judge Bell issued Administrative Order 20-01 on March 13, 2020, which dictates alterations to Court procedure … Read more
Schedule your Consultation Cannabis or Custody? Now that marijuana is legal for recreational use in Nevada, our Family Courts are likely to face tens of hundreds of cases involving parents who use marijuana and do not believe this should infringe on their custodial rights. Courts traditionally restricted the contact between cannabis users and their children. … Read more