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The Rosenblum Allen Law Firm Las Vegas Family Law Attorneys representing clients in divorce, child custody, high-conflict litigation, and complex property division—when it matters most.

Established in 2005, Rosenblum Allen Law Firm represents clients in divorce, child custody, high-conflict litigation, and complex property division in Las Vegas. We provide strategic, results-driven representation when it matters most.

09/25/2026

Can someone record you without your consent?

Sheila Tajbakhsh, Esq., explains how the answer may depend on the type of recording, where it takes place, and the circumstances surrounding it, and why this issue can become important in a family law case.

09/24/2026

Do you have to tell your divorce lawyer everything?

Attorney Sheila Tajbakhsh explains why being open and honest with your attorney can help them prepare for potential issues, avoid surprises, and better protect your interests throughout the divorce process.

Divorce can be emotionally and financially overwhelming. Decisions made during the process can affect the final outcome,...
09/22/2026

Divorce can be emotionally and financially overwhelming. Decisions made during the process can affect the final outcome, so move carefully.
Common mistakes include:

1. Posting about the case online - Social media posts, messages, photos, and comments may be reviewed or used as evidence.

2. Hiding, transferring, or spending assets - Financial information should be disclosed accurately. Moving money or making unusual purchases can create serious problems.

3. Ignoring court documents or deadlines - Missing a filing deadline, hearing, or required financial disclosure can harm your case.

4. Involving children in adult conflict - Children should not be used as messengers, asked to choose sides, or exposed to unnecessary details.

5. Making major decisions without understanding the consequences - Moving out, changing accounts, selling property, or agreeing to terms may have lasting effects.

An informed, organized approach can help you avoid preventable complications. If you are considering divorce, contact us today to schedule a consultation.

5 Financial Documents to Gather Before DivorceGathering your financial records early can help you better understand your...
09/21/2026

5 Financial Documents to Gather Before Divorce

Gathering your financial records early can help you better understand your assets, debts, income, and expenses before you begin the divorce process.

Consider gathering copies of:

1. Income records - Recent pay stubs, tax returns, W-2s, 1099s, and business profit-and-loss statements.

2. Bank statements - Statements for checking, savings, money market, and other cash accounts.

3. Retirement and investment statements - Documents for 401(k)s, pensions, IRAs, brokerage accounts, stocks, and other investments.

4. Property records - Mortgage statements, deeds, vehicle titles, appraisals, and documents showing when major assets were acquired.

5. Debt statements - Credit cards, personal loans, student loans, vehicle loans, and other outstanding obligations.

Keep these records organized and stored securely. Every divorce is different, and you may need additional documentation depending on the assets and financial issues involved.

If you are preparing for a divorce, contact our firm today to schedule a consultation!

09/18/2026

When Should You Update Your Parenting Plan?

A parenting plan should reflect your child’s current needs, not circumstances that existed years ago.

It may be time to review your plan when:

• A parent’s work schedule changes
• Your child starts a new school or activity
• Transportation or exchange arrangements are no longer practical
• Your child’s medical, educational, or developmental needs change
• One parent plans to relocate
• Communication problems or recurring disputes make the current plan difficult to follow
• Your child’s age and routine require a different schedule

Even if both parents agree to a new arrangement, relying only on an informal agreement can create problems later. A court-approved modification helps ensure that the updated terms are clear and enforceable.

If your current parenting plan no longer works for your family, contact our office to discuss your options.

Can a Parent’s Living Situation Affect Custody?Yes, but custody is not determined by who has the larger home or more mon...
09/17/2026

Can a Parent’s Living Situation Affect Custody?

Yes, but custody is not determined by who has the larger home or more money.

A Nevada court may consider whether each parent can provide a safe, stable, and appropriate environment for the child. Relevant concerns may include:

• Safety and cleanliness of the home
• The people living in or frequently visiting the household
• Appropriate sleeping arrangements
• Proximity to school, childcare, and activities
• Exposure to substance misuse, violence, or other unsafe behavior
• The child’s stability and established routine

A modest home can still provide a secure and supportive environment. The court’s primary concern is the child’s best interests, not whether a parent’s home is perfect.

If concerns about a parent’s living situation are affecting your Nevada custody case, contact our firm to schedule a consultation.

09/15/2026

A temporary custody order does not automatically become permanent. However, the arrangement established during the temporary period may influence the court’s final decision.

The court may consider whether the current schedule has provided the child with stability, whether each parent has followed the order, and how well the arrangement supports the child’s best interests. If the temporary plan is working, the judge may choose to continue some or all of it in the final custody order.

That is why temporary custody hearings and your conduct while the order is in place should be taken seriously.

If you have questions about a temporary or permanent custody order in Nevada, contact our firm today to schedule a consultation.

09/14/2026

What Is a Temporary Custody Order?

A temporary custody order establishes rules for parents and children while a divorce or custody case is pending. It may address:

• Where the child will live
• Each parent’s parenting time
• Legal decision-making responsibilities
• Child support and related expenses
• Transportation and custody exchanges

Although the order is temporary, both parents must follow it unless the court approves a change. The judge may later replace it with a final custody order after reviewing the evidence and considering the child’s best interests.

Temporary orders can influence your family’s routine for months, making it important to understand their terms and prepare carefully.

If you need help requesting or responding to a temporary custody order, contact our firm to schedule a consultation.

09/10/2026

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09/10/2026

Receiving your final divorce decree closes one chapter, but there may still be important steps to complete.

Consider this post-divorce checklist:

• Read your decree carefully and note every deadline
• Keep a certified copy in a secure place
• Transfer property, refinance loans, or divide retirement accounts as ordered
• Update bank accounts, insurance policies, and contact information
• Review beneficiary designations and your estate plan
• Follow all custody, child support, and alimony requirements
• Track payments and keep records of completed obligations

Do not assume every change happens automatically once the divorce is final. Certain tasks may require additional forms, court orders, or action by financial institutions.

If you have questions about enforcing, completing, or modifying the terms of your Nevada divorce decree, contact our firm to schedule a consultation.

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