The Rosenblum Allen Law Firm

08/25/2026

A.I. can be helpful, but it cannot replace guidance tailored to the unique facts of your case.

Family law outcomes may depend on your court orders, financial circumstances, evidence, and the specific facts involved. When your family and future are at stake, experienced legal counsel matters.

Contact us today to schedule a consultation.

08/22/2026

AI can be a useful tool during a divorce or family law case — but it isn't a replacement for experienced legal counsel.

Online tools can help you organize information, understand terminology, or prepare questions. But your attorney brings something AI can't: knowledge of your case, experience with the local courts and judges, and an understanding of the nuances that can affect the outcome.

At Rosenblum Allen Law Firm, we help clients navigate complex divorce and family law matters in Las Vegas and throughout Southern Nevada.

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08/22/2026

We've been nominated for Best of Las Vegas. 🏆

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08/21/2026

We want to give a shout-out to our attorney, Sheila Tajbakhsh, who was welcomed to help present during Intro to Law Week at the William S. Boyd School of Law!

It was a wonderful opportunity to connect with the next generation of Nevada’s legal professionals and share insight as they begin this exciting new chapter.

We extend a warm welcome to all incoming students. Law school will challenge you, inspire you, and open the door to countless opportunities to serve your community. We wish you every success in the journey ahead!

08/20/2026

Who Gets the House in a Divorce? 🏠

The answer depends on more than whose name appears on the deed. In a Nevada divorce, the court may consider when the home was purchased, how it was financed, whether community or separate funds were used, and whether a valid marital agreement applies.

Common outcomes include:

• Selling the home and dividing the proceeds
• One spouse buying out the other’s interest
• Refinancing the mortgage into one spouse’s name
• Allowing one spouse to remain in the home temporarily under an agreement or court order

If one spouse owned the home before marriage or used separate funds for the down payment or improvements, additional ownership or reimbursement issues may need to be addressed. Financial records can be essential when tracing those contributions.

Every home and every divorce is different. We can help you understand your property rights and evaluate the options available under Nevada law.

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08/19/2026

In Nevada, property owned before marriage, or received individually as a gift or inheritance during marriage, is generally considered separate property. However, the way that property is handled during the marriage can affect how it is classified in a divorce.

Issues may arise when separate property is:

• Added to a jointly titled asset
• Deposited into an account containing marital funds
• Used to purchase or improve jointly owned property
• Mixed with community funds so extensively that it becomes difficult to trace
• Treated by both spouses as shared property

Commingling does not automatically convert every separate asset into community property, but it can make ownership more complicated. Records such as account statements, deeds, receipts, and inheritance documents may be important when tracing the source of funds.

If you have questions about protecting or identifying separate property, getting help to understand your rights under Nevada law is important.

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08/18/2026

Divorce requires an accurate picture of both spouses’ finances, but what happens when you suspect your spouse is hiding money or property?

Warning signs may include:

• Unexplained withdrawals or transfers
• Undisclosed bank or investment accounts
• Property transferred to friends or relatives
• Sudden business expenses or reduced business income

An experienced divorce attorney may use financial disclosures, formal discovery, subpoenas, depositions, and, when appropriate, a forensic accountant to trace assets and identify inconsistencies.

Do not access password-protected accounts or private records without authorization. Instead, preserve the financial documents you can legally access and speak with an attorney about the proper way to obtain additional information.

If you believe assets are being concealed, we can help you understand your rights and legal options under Nevada law.

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08/17/2026

After a divorce, decisions about your child’s medical care generally depend on the custody arrangement, not simply which parent has more parenting time.

Parents with joint legal custody typically share responsibility for major healthcare decisions. Routine or emergency care may be handled differently depending on the circumstances and the terms of the custody order. If one parent has sole legal custody, that parent may have primary decision-making authority.

A clear parenting plan can help prevent disagreements by addressing:

• Choice of doctors and specialists
• Emergency and non-emergency treatment
• Therapy and mental healthcare
• Prescription medications
• Access to medical records
• How uninsured expenses will be divided

If you and your co-parent disagree about your child’s medical care, review your custody order before taking action. We can help you understand your parental rights and legal options.

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08/14/2026

📱 Can Text Messages Be Used in Family Court?

That text you sent in the heat of the moment might not stay between you and your ex.

In family law cases, text messages may potentially become evidence when they're relevant to issues involving custody, co-parenting, finances, or other disputes.

That's why it's important to communicate as though a judge could someday read the conversation.

Before you hit send:

💬 Keep communication respectful
🎯 Stick to the issue at hand
🚫 Avoid threats, insults, or emotional arguments
📱 Remember that screenshots can last much longer than the conversation

When you're involved in a divorce or custody case, what you put in writing matters.

📞 Have questions about your family law case? We are here to help.

08/13/2026

💍 Thinking About Divorce? Start With These 3 Things.

Before you file, taking a little time to prepare can make a big difference.

1️⃣ Get a clear picture of your finances. - Gather information about your income, debts, bank accounts, property, retirement accounts, and other assets.

2️⃣ Organize important documents. - Keep copies of financial records, tax returns, property documents, and anything else that may be relevant.

3️⃣ Understand your legal options. - Every divorce is different. Speaking with a family law attorney before making major decisions can help you know what to expect and avoid preventable mistakes.

You don't need to have everything figured out before taking the first step, but being prepared can help you move forward with confidence.

📞 Considering divorce in Nevada? Our firm is here to help.

Call today to schedule a consultation!