There are many different drug charges under Nevada law. Overall, the severity of an offense depends on the type of drug (Schedule) and the amount, as well as the nature of the conduct or intent. Read More

White-collar crimes involve non-violent, financially based conduct subject to prosecution under Nevada state and federal laws. Federal offenses tend to be more complex, but both types of charges carry significant potential penalties and consequences. Read More

Nevada has a reputation as a gun-friendly state, but strict laws and rules apply to concealed carry. If you live in or visit Nevada, it's essential to understand the state’s carry laws to avoid conduct that violates the concealed carry restriction… Read More

The cost of a Nevada divorce varies greatly, depending on the specific circumstances, but there are several identifiable considerations that ultimately affect the overall cost and the timeline of the process. Read More

In a Nevada divorce case, the judge has discretion to award alimony to a requesting spouse. The amount must be based on consideration of specific statutory factors. Read More

Nevada law establishes that when a court determines physical custody of a minor child, the only consideration for the court is the best interest of the child. Read More

Nevada law includes two statutory procedures for ending a marriage in the state:  divorce and annulment. Read More

Conviction of drug possession in Nevada can have a significant impact on subsequent possession charges in terms of the level of the charges and potential penalties, in addition to affecting other aspects of your life, like employment. Read More