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Let's start with you.

This is the petitioner, the spouse represented by Husna Alikhan, Esq. Fill in your legal name exactly as it appears on your ID.

First Name *

Required

Middle Name (optional)

Last Name *

Required

Date of Birth *

Required

Street Address *

Required

City *

Required

State

ZIP Code *

Required

Phone Number *

Required

Email Address *

Required, we'll send your portal link here

How long have you lived in Nevada? *

Nevada requires at least 6 continuous weeks of residency before filing. If you moved recently, we'll note this for the attorney's review.

Required

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Now, your spouse.

The co-petitioner will appear on this joint petition in their own capacity (pro per). Their information must be accurate and match their government ID.

First Name *

Required

Middle Name (optional)

Last Name *

Required

Date of Birth *

Required

Street Address *

Required

City *

Required

State *

ZIP Code *

Required

Phone Number *

Required

Email Address (for document delivery)

Does your spouse have an attorney representing them? *

No, pro per

Representing themselves (most common)

Yes, has attorney

Their attorney's info will be needed

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About your marriage.

We need the legal details of your marriage for the petition. This information must match your marriage certificate.

Date of Marriage *

Required

City / Place of Marriage *

Required

Is the petitioner currently pregnant? *

Not pregnant

Yes

Attorney review required

Nevada Residency Witness

Nevada requires a resident witness: another Nevada resident who personally knows you or your spouse, sees one of you regularly (about 4 to 5 times a week), and can confirm under oath that you live in Nevada. Attorney Alikhan uses this for the required Affidavit of Resident Witness.

Resident witness's full name *

Required

Their relationship to you or your spouse *

Required

Resident witness's complete Nevada address *

Required

Resident witness's phone (optional)

Resident witness's email (optional)

How long has the witness known you and your spouse? *

Required

How often does the witness see you and your spouse? *

Required

Month & year the resident witness moved to Nevada *

Required

Month & year the petitioner moved to Nevada *

Required

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Children of the marriage.

Include only minor children (under 18) who are biological or adopted children of this marriage. Do not include children from prior relationships.

Do you have minor children from this marriage? *

No children

No minor children of this marriage

Yes, we have children

I'll provide names and dates of birth

Please choose an option to continue.

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Property & debts.

Nevada is a community property state. Anything acquired during the marriage belongs equally to both. Tell us how you've agreed to divide it, or that there's nothing to divide.

Community Property (Assets) *

No community assets to divide

We have no jointly owned property (home, vehicles, investments, etc.) or have already divided everything.

Real estate / home

Jointly owned property to be addressed

Vehicles

Car, truck, motorcycle, RV, boat

Bank accounts / investments / retirement

Checking, savings, 401k, IRA, stocks

Business ownership

LLC, corporation, or business interest

Community Debts *

No community debts to divide

No joint debts, or already handled by agreement.

Mortgage

Credit cards / personal loans

Auto loans

Property & Debt Division Notes (optional but recommended)

The more detail you provide, the more accurately Attorney Alikhan can prepare your Financial Disclosure.

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Almost there. A few final details.

These last questions complete your petition and help Attorney Alikhan give your case the attention it deserves.

Spousal Support (Alimony) *

Both parties waive all spousal support

Neither spouse will pay or receive alimony. Most common for joint petitions.

Agreed spousal support arrangement

Please describe in the notes field below.

Please choose an option to continue.

Spousal Support Details

Petitioner's surname after divorce *

In a Nevada divorce, the petitioner may keep their current surname or restore a prior or maiden name. This is the legal name they will carry after the divorce is finalized, and the decree will reflect this choice.

Petitioner keeps current surname

Petitioner restores prior / maiden name

Enter the name to be restored below

Please choose an option to continue.

How did you hear about DivorceEase? (optional)

Anything else Attorney Alikhan should know? (optional)

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Step 7 of 7

Review & complete your order.

Confirm your information and complete your flat-fee payment. Once received, Attorney Alikhan begins document preparation immediately.

Case Summary

Order Summary

Flat Attorney Fee (Joint Petition, all documents) $995.00

Attorney Review (Husna Alikhan, Esq.) Included

Client Portal Access Included

Clark County Court Filing Fee (we file for you) $350.00

Total Due Today $1,345.00

Your total includes the $350 Clark County filing fee, which we pay to the court on your behalf. Nothing further to pay at the courthouse. Online notarization is not included: you pay the online notary directly when you sign, usually about $25 to $40 per person.

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Limited-Scope Engagement Agreement

Limited scope. Alikhan Law Office, LLC (Husna Alikhan, Esq.) is engaged only to prepare and review the documents for your uncontested joint divorce, not for litigation, court appearances, or any dispute between you.

Who we represent. The Firm represents you, the Petitioner, only. Your spouse (the Co-Petitioner) is not represented by the Firm; they take part in proper person (self-represented) and sign a separate Acknowledgment of Non-Representation confirming they understand the Firm is not their attorney. The Firm does not give your spouse legal advice, and your spouse may consult their own attorney.

Fee & refunds. The flat attorney fee ($995) is earned upon receipt and covers document preparation and attorney review. We also collect the $350 Clark County filing fee and pay the court on your behalf. If the Firm declines the matter or you cancel before we begin substantial work, any unearned amount is refunded.

Read the full documents: Engagement Agreement ↗ · Co-Petitioner Acknowledgment ↗

Petitioner: type your full legal name to sign I am the Petitioner. I have read and agree to the Limited-Scope Engagement Agreement, which I electronically sign on my own behalf. I understand the Firm represents me only, not my spouse, who will sign a separate Acknowledgment of Non-Representation. I confirm the information is accurate and complete, that we both agree on all terms, and that the flat attorney fee ($995) is earned on receipt and initiates document preparation, and that the $350 Clark County filing fee is collected and paid to the court on our behalf.

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Refund protection: if your case is found ineligible, or you cancel before we prepare your documents, any unearned fee is refunded.

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Almost there, complete payment.

Your intake has been submitted and your case is created. One last step: complete your secure $995 payment to activate your case and begin document preparation.

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Attorney Alikhan reviews within 1 to 2 business days She'll personally review your case and prepare your documents. If anything needs clarification, she'll reach out.

Documents delivered to your portal You'll receive signing instructions, including recommended online notarization services. You pay the notary directly (usually about $25 to $40 per person). Most signings take under 30 minutes.

Filed with Clark County District Court Once signed and notarized, your documents are filed. Decree typically issued within 3 to 6 weeks.

Go to My Portal

Let's start with you.

Now, your spouse.

About your marriage.

Nevada Residency Witness

Children of the marriage.

Custody & Support Agreement

Property & debts.

Almost there. A few final details.

Review & complete your order.

Almost there, complete payment.