Business Details
41 Years
experience
Your Trusted Family Law Attorneys in Las Vegas
Founded in 1985, the Willick Law Group has dedicated itself exclusively to family law for over three decades. With an AV rating from Martindale-Hubbell and inclusion in the Bar Register of Preeminent Lawyers, the firm is recognized for meticulous legal writing and zealous advocacy in trial and appellate courts. Specializing in divorce, annulment, child custody, property division, and alimony, the firm serves clients in Nevada and beyond, with a team approach ensuring comprehensive representation.Located across from the Family Court building in Las Vegas, the firm combines extensive experience with a commitment to client-centered service. Its attorneys frequently handle complex cases involving interstate or international custody disputes, military retirement benefits, and Hague Convention child abduction cases.
Services
Divorce
Child Custody
Alimony
Annulment
Property Division
QDRO Drafting
Appeals
Premarital Agreements
Guardianship
Adoption
Details
- Year established: 1985
Highlights and features
- Over 30 years of exclusive focus on family law since 1985
- AV-rated by Martindale-Hubbell for legal excellence and ethics
- Located across from Las Vegas Family Court for convenience
- Team approach ensures comprehensive case management and expertise
- Frequent handling of complex cases involving interstate/international custody
Associations and certifications
- Martindale-Hubbell AV Rating
Services
Divorce
The Willick Law Group provides comprehensive divorce representation, addressing property division, child custody, and spousal support. With expertise in Nevada's no-fault divorce laws, the firm ensures fair outcomes through litigation or mediation. Attorneys handle high-asset divorces and complex jurisdictional disputes, prioritizing client interests while adhering to ethical standards.
Child Custody
Specializing in child custody matters, the firm advocates for arrangements in the child's best interest. Services include custody agreement negotiation, relocation disputes, and enforcement of visitation rights. The team works with mediators and courts to resolve conflicts, ensuring stable environments for children through tailored legal strategies.
Alimony
The firm handles temporary and permanent alimony cases, considering factors like marriage duration and financial disparities. Attorneys use Nevada's statutory guidelines to calculate fair support amounts while addressing rehabilitative needs. Cases involving high-net-worth individuals or complex income structures receive specialized attention for equitable resolutions.
QDRO Drafting
QDRO Masters, a division of Willick Law Group, specializes in drafting Qualified Domestic Relations Orders for pension and retirement plan division. The team ensures compliance with ERISA and military retirement regulations, handling complex valuations and plan-specific requirements to protect clients' financial interests during divorce proceedings.
Appeals
With over 25 years of appellate experience, the firm represents clients in family law appeals across Nevada and federal courts. Attorneys analyze trial outcomes for legal errors, prepare detailed briefs, and argue before the Nevada Supreme Court and Ninth Circuit, focusing on overturning unjust rulings or defending favorable judgments.
People
Marshal S. Willick
Principal Attorney
Certified Family Law Specialist with over 30 years of experience. Fellow of American and International Academies of Matrimonial Lawyers. Former Chair of Nevada Bar Family Law Section. Handles complex divorce, custody, and appellate cases.
Trevor M. Creel
Attorney
Focuses on family law litigation, including high-asset divorces and interstate custody disputes. Admitted to Nevada and federal courts. Provides strategic representation in trial and appellate matters.
Joshua Lovelady
Attorney
Specializes in child custody, property division, and alimony cases. Experienced in mediation and courtroom advocacy. Committed to protecting client interests through personalized legal solutions.
Deisy Martinez-Viera
Case Manager
Head paralegal for QDRO Masters with 15+ years of family law experience. Specializes in pension division orders and military retirement benefits. Provides critical support in complex financial aspects of divorce cases.
Stephanie Pitts
Case Manager
Former public servant pursuing family law career. Manages case logistics and client communication. Currently applying to UNLV Law School to further specialize in family law advocacy.
Questions
What are the grounds for divorce in Nevada?
Nevada recognizes incompatibility, separation for one year, or insanity as grounds for divorce. The state follows a no-fault system, requiring no proof of wrongdoing.
How is child custody determined in Las Vegas?
Courts prioritize the child's best interests, considering factors like parental stability, child's preferences (if age-appropriate), and domestic violence history. Joint custody is favored when feasible.
Can alimony be modified after divorce?
Yes, alimony orders may be adjusted for significant life changes like job loss or health issues. Nevada courts require reevaluation based on updated financial circumstances.
What is a QDRO in divorce proceedings?
A Qualified Domestic Relations Order (QDRO) divides retirement benefits between spouses. It must meet ERISA requirements to ensure proper allocation of pension or 401(k) assets.
How does relocation affect child custody?
Moving out-of-state requires court approval or mutual agreement. The court evaluates relocation motives, impact on visitation, and whether the move benefits the child's well-being.
Can grandparents obtain visitation rights?
Nevada allows grandparent visitation petitions when it serves the child's best interests, particularly when maintaining family relationships benefits the child's emotional development.
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