Las Vegas Family Law

Trent, Tyrell & Associates provides smart, sensitive advocacy to clients in all Las Vegas family law matters. When your family is at stake, there is no room for error. Our family law attorneys work closely with clients to ensure they understand their options and make good decisions. It is our job to protect our clients by helping cut through emotion, think clearly, and make choices that serve them and their families in the long term.

We will negotiate, mediate, or litigate in court to get a resolution that is in the best interest of our clients and their families.

Trent, Tyrell & Associates provides skilled, professional representation in:

• Adoptions
• Divorces
• Custody litigation
• Grandparent rights
• Post-judgment modifications

Adoptions

The adoption attorneys at Trent, Tyrell & Associates have the resources to help individuals and couples through the adoption process according to the family laws of Las Vegas, including obtaining the necessary consents, termination of the birth parents' parental rights, custody transfer, and other requirements for:

Grandparent Rights

Grandparents sometimes find they are no longer welcome in their grandchildrens' lives when a child's parents are separated or divorced, one parent dies, or parental rights are terminated. Under Nevada law, grandparents and great-grandparents may get a court order allowing them visitation with their grandchildren if it is in the child's best interest. This is possible even when a child is placed for adoption—as long as the grandparent filed a petition before parental rights were terminated. At Trent, Tyrell & Associates, we help resolve disputes over grandparents' rights and ensure the child's interests are protected.  We are familiar with all aspects of family laws in Las Vegas.

Post-judgment Modifications

Circumstances change. Modification is the legal process used to make changes to parenting plans and child support when there has been a substantial change of circumstances. Modifications can be sought when necessary and in the best interest of the child. Circumstances that may require modifications include:

• A relocation by one parent to another state affecting custody or visitation
• A change in economic circumstances requiring a modification to the amount of child or spousal support amount(s)

Experience. Reputation. Responsiveness. For more information on the law firm of Trent, Tyrell & Associates, or to set up your initial meeting, call our toll free number at 1-866-605-5040 or write to us.