Marathon Law Group

Child Custody and Paternity Lawyers Serving Las Vegas, NV

Marathon Law Group offers compassionate, aggressive legal representation from a team of experienced child custody lawyers and paternity attorneys who know the Clark County courts, judges, and legal system. We protect your parental rights while helping you reach outcomes that support your child’s well-being.

More than 35% of Las Vegas households include children living with one parent, according to recent Census data. In these homes, decisions about custody, visitation, and parental rights often lead to legal conflicts. Whether you’re a mother seeking primary custody, a father trying to establish paternity, or a grandparent defending visitation, the outcome of your case can shape your child’s future—and yours.

Common Issues in Las Vegas, Nevada Child Custody and Paternity Cases

  • Disputes over legal and physical custody
  • Fathers seeking to establish legal paternity
  • Requests for court-ordered paternity testing
  • Conflicts over visitation rights and parenting time
  • Modifications to existing custody orders
  • Enforcement actions when one parent violates an order
  • Parental relocation requests and interstate custody issues
  • Custody help during divorce for unmarried or separated parents

Types of Child Custody & Paternity Cases We Handle

Nevada requires clear legal proof of fatherhood to grant rights like custody or visitation. We guide clients through paternity establishment proceedings, including DNA testing, birth certificate filings, and court filings.

We represent parents in high-conflict custody battles, providing a voice for those needing help with child custody cases in family court.

Our visitation rights lawyers fight for fair parenting time schedules that support the child’s best interest, including supervised visitation if needed.
When life changes, so should custody orders. We help with modification of custody orders due to changes in work, income, or family stability.
If your co-parent violates court orders, we assist with swift legal remedies. Our custody enforcement attorneys ensure your rights aren’t ignored.

Why You Need a Child Custody & Paternity Lawyer in Las Vegas

  • Local knowledge of Nevada’s child custody and paternity laws
  • Representation in family court hearings and mediation
  • Expert legal advice for unmarried parents and single mothers
  • Strategic legal help to prove paternity and secure custody rights
  • Experience handling cases involving joint custody arrangements, sole custody representation, and third-party interventions
  • Protect your rights as a father or mother during legal disputes

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    Potential Outcomes and Settlements

    How Marathon Law Group Assists in Child Custody and Paternity Matters

    • File petitions to establish or challenge paternity
    • Negotiate fair parenting plans in or outside court
    • Represent clients in custody modification hearings
    • Defend or assert parental rights during custody battles
    • Guide fathers through “I want to prove I’m the father” situations
    • Help parents navigate CPS involvement or emergency custody
    • Provide affordable legal support for parents facing income hardship

    Fighting for Custody or Establishing Paternity?

    Your child’s well-being comes first. Marathon Law Group is committed to helping you protect your parental rights and build a secure future for your family. Schedule your confidential consultation today.

    Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

    In Nevada, paternity can be established voluntarily with a legal acknowledgment or through court-ordered paternity testing. Once established, the father gains rights such as custody, visitation, and legal decision-making.

    Nevada courts look at the child’s best interests, including each parent’s stability, involvement, relationship with the child, and willingness to co-parent. Cases involving abuse or neglect shift outcomes significantly.

    Yes. Parents can request a custody modification if there’s a substantial change in circumstances. This might include job loss, relocation, or evidence that a new arrangement better serves the child.
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