There has been recent news regarding hackers stealing the Title of homes without the homeowner knowing it. While we have not personally seen this, it has happened to homeowners & it is VERY expensive to get this corrected (if it can even be corrected). There was even a national TV show exposing this problem. There … Read more

Prenuptial | Jones & LoBello

Prenuptial Agreement If you have decided that a premarital or prenuptial agreement is the right decision for you, it is important that you and your spouse each obtain adequate and independent legal representation. While it is true that you usually do not need an attorney representing you in order to agree to a contract, premarital … Read more

Estate Planning | Guardianship

While every situation is different, it is generally advisable for a couple to enter into a premarital agreement before they get married for many reasons.  Here are the top reasons why you should get a premarital agreement before taking the plunge with your significant other. Schedule a Consultation Taking Inventory An essential part of the … Read more

Social Media, Texting, Email

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

Jones & LoBello, Attorneys at Law | Divorce, Custody, Estate Planning, Asset Protection

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

Divorce in the Digital Age: Be careful what you post. Social media cannot only ruin your marriage, it can ruin your divorce. Because we can, many of us share personal information about ourselves on social media and networking sites. Although you may believe you are sharing your information with one or only a few individuals … 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

How Much Does a Divorce Cost? When couples start thinking about divorce, one of the first questions they have is: How much does a divorce cost? This is the most common question we hear, and understandably, people are frustrated with our answer: “It depends.” The average divorce cost in the United States is between $10,000 … Read more

Alimony in Nevada In today’s changing economy, it is important to understand under what circumstances an order for alimony may be modified.  While litigants can read the law and understand it, knowing what actually happens in the courtroom is not always the same as the law. The basic concept underlying modification is that if there … Read more