Frequently Asked Questions

Frequently Asked Questions About the Nevada Divorce Center

At The Nevada Divorce Center, we provide a wide variety of document preparation services. We have a team of professionals that can arrange all of the paperwork you need to file for divorce in Las Vegas, NV. If you have any inquiries, check out our list of frequently asked questions below to see if it has already been asked before.

1. How much does it cost to get a Nevada divorce, annulment, or separation package?

For all three cases, our services start at $199. We can prepare the documents you need, whether your spouse agrees or refuses to sign. Even if you cannot find them, we have got you covered.

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(Court filing fees in Nevada range from $250 - $299 depending on what county you live in.)

2. Are court filing fees included in the cost of the divorce, annulment, and separation packages?

Court filing fees are included in our divorce FULL-SERVICE packages.

If you choose the PAPERWORK-ONLY package, you will need to pay the court filing fees. It ranges around $250-$299 depending on what county you live in.

Many people who are on a budget will pay us to prepare their paperwork first. When their next paycheck comes in, that is when they will give us the rest for the court filing. WE DO PAYMENT ARRANGEMENTS.

3. We have children under the age of 18. Can we still get your divorce, annulment, or separation package?

Yes. If you have minors children we can still process the paperwork you need to get a divorce, annulment, or separation in the state of Nevada.

4. What are the qualifications to file a divorce, annulment, or separation package within the state of Nevada?

In order for you to get a divorce or separation in Nevada, you or your spouse must be a resident in the state. For you to be a resident, you must have lived in the state for at least SIX weeks.

To get an annulment in Nevada, you must be a resident or have married in the state.

5. Are you lawyers?

No, we are not divorce attorneys. Our team is composed of highly skilled document preparers. We are committed to saving you thousands of dollars in preparing your divorce, annulment, or separation papers.

6. Can you give me legal advice or represent me in court in my Nevada divorce or annulment?

Unfortunately, it is against the law for us to give you legal advice since we are not attorneys.

If you have any questions regarding legal matters, we can definitely refer you to a good Nevada divorce attorney.

7. Can I use your Nevada divorce, annulment, or separation package in my county?

Yes, you may use the different forms we prepare in any Nevada county.

Our clients have been filing in these Nevada counties:

8. What happens if the court does not accept the divorce, annulment, or separation package that you prepare for me?

The divorces, annulments, and separations that we prepare for our customers are typed on court-preferred documents. We backup the service we provide to our customers.

If for some odd reason the Nevada court does not accept the documents that we prepare for you, we will refund 100% of your money minus court fees. (Provided written rejection form the judge).

We reserve the right to prepare any additional paperwork that the court requests of you.

9. What if I am in the military? Can I still enlist the help of the Nevada Divorce Center to prepare my documents?

Yes. If you are in the military and your leave and earnings statement (LES) is within the state of Nevada, we can arrange your divorce papers.

10. Do I have to file my paperwork or does the Nevada Divorce Center do it for me?

If you purchase our We File for You option, we can file your paperwork as long as you are filing within Clark County or Nye County.

11. What if I have not seen my spouse for a long time and do not know where they live? Can I still use the Nevada Divorce Center’s services to prepare my paperwork?

Yes. We will prepare the proper documents for you so you can file for a “divorce by publication.” You will need to fill out an affidavit, which will show the court that you made every attempt possible to try and find your spouse.

This involves having a local newspaper (such as the Nevada Legal News, Review-Journal, or Las Vegas Sun) publish on their pages that you are seeking a divorce from your spouse.

After 21 days, if your spouse does not respond back to the court, they will allow you to get a default judgment on your spouse.

12. What if my spouse refuses to sign the paperwork? Can I still use the services of the Nevada Divorce Center to prepare my documents?

Yes. If your spouse refuses to sign the divorce papers, you will need to have them served by the sheriff or a process server. Your spouse will then have 21 days to respond back to the court.

If they do respond, then a court date will be scheduled for you and your spouse to settle the divorce matter.

If your spouse does not respond, then you can get a default decree and get your divorce finalized.

13. How do I know that my credit card information is safe with Nevada Divorce Center if I make payment online, over the phone, or in person?

That is a great question. With the advent of the Internet, you have to be very careful on how you use your credit card information online. We currently use PayPal to process all of our payments. It is the one of the oldest, safest, and most used online payment processors in the world.

PayPal is used by Amazon and eBay (the world’s largest online auction site’s) to process their payment. We never handle, touch, or see any of your credit information. All of that is handled by PayPal.