Marathon Law Group

Legal Name Change Lawyers in Las Vegas, NV

Did You Know? Over 50,000 legal name changes are filed across the U.S. each year, and the majority involve adult or gender identity changes.

At Marathon Law Group, our certified name change attorney services make it simple to update your identity — legally and confidently.

Changing your name can be a big life decision — whether it’s due to marriage, divorce, gender transition, or just wanting a fresh start. In Las Vegas, the legal process to change your name involves a court petition, possible publication, and government updates. With a legal name change lawyer, this process can be smooth, fast, and stress-free.

Common Reasons for Legal Name Changes in Las Vegas

People change their names for many deeply personal or practical reasons. Some of the most common include:

Wanting to match (or shed) a partner’s last name.

Reflecting a new name and gender marker after transition.

 Adjusting the name of a newly adopted child.

Choosing a name that fits a new cultural identity.

Disliking a birth name or building a professional identity.

Whether you’re looking for a divorce name change attorney, a transgender name change lawyer, or help with immigration-related name changes, we’re here to help.

Types of Name Change Cases We Handle

If you’re 18 or older and want to change your name legally, we’ll walk you through every step — from filing court paperwork to updating Social Security and DMV records.

Need to change a child’s name? Our attorney for minor name change cases can help get court approval, even when one parent doesn’t agree.
We assist clients in restoring a former name during or after divorce. You don’t need to wait — ask our divorce name change attorney how to simplify the process.
We proudly support the LGBTQ+ community with compassionate, discreet service. Our gender marker and name change attorneys are experienced in helping transgender individuals update both name and gender.

The Legal Name Change Process in Vegas

Changing your name in Las Vegas requires careful legal steps:

  1. Filing a Verified Petition in Clark County District Court
  2. Publishing Notice (unless waived for privacy)
  3. Court Hearing and judicial approval
  4. Receiving a Certified Court Order
  5. Updating Your Records (Social Security, DMV, passport, bank, etc.)

Our experienced name change attorneys will handle each step and ensure everything is court-compliant.

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    Potential Outcomes and Next Steps

    When you work with a professional name change attorney, you’ll benefit from:

    • Fewer court delays
    • No errors in legal paperwork
    • Guidance on what records to update
    • Court representation if needed
    • Peace of mind throughout the process

    Next Steps:

    • Book your free consultation.
    • We review your case and explain the full process.
    • You sign and we handle the rest!

    How Marathon Law Group Assists Divorce Clients

    We provide affordable name change lawyer services with a personal touch:

    • Free case reviews
    • Filing and publishing assistance
    • Court representation when necessary
    • Document checklists and reminders
    • Expert help for complex changes (e.g., child custody, gender transition)

    With us, you’ll never be left guessing about what’s next.

    Need Help with a Legal Name Change?

    Marathon Law Group can guide you through the name change process with ease and accuracy.
    Contact us today for a confidential consultation.

    Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

    To file in Clark County, you must have lived in Nevada for at least six weeks before filing your petition.

    Usually, yes. Nevada law requires publication in a local newspaper unless the court waives it (e.g., for gender identity or safety reasons).

    Not typically. You’ll either need both parents to agree or show why the change is in the child’s best interest — our child name change lawyers can help.

    Most cases take 4–8 weeks, depending on court scheduling and whether publication is required.

    After court approval, you’ll need to update your:

    • Social Security card
    • Driver’s license
    • Passport
    • Bank accounts
    • Insurance and medical records

    We provide a complete checklist for this.

    Yes — as long as it’s not for fraud or evasion of debt. We’ll review your reason and ensure it qualifies under Nevada law.

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