Family Court Forms for Clark County Residents

Step-by-step guided wizards for Nevada family court — specific to Clark County procedures, plain English, no attorney required.

Where to file in Clark County

Clark County Family Court

601 N. Pecos Rd., Las Vegas, NV 89101

Phone: (702) 455-2590 · E-filing available

Clark County — what you need to know

Clark County has a dedicated Family Court building separate from the main courthouse. All family law matters — divorce, custody, support, and protection orders — are handled here.

E-filing is available and encouraged through eFlex Nevada. Self-represented litigants may file in person at the clerk's window on the first floor.

A Family Law Self-Help Center is located inside the Family Court building and offers free assistance with procedural questions. They cannot give legal advice.

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These guided forms produce Clark County (Las Vegas) District Court documents. Other Nevada counties use different captions — check with your local court.

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Frequently asked questions — Clark County

Where do I file family court forms in Clark County Nevada?

File at the Clark County Family Court, 601 N. Pecos Rd., Las Vegas, NV 89101. The clerk's window is open Monday–Friday. E-filing is available through eFlex Nevada.

Does Clark County have a family law self-help center?

Yes. The Family Law Self-Help Center is located inside the Clark County Family Court building. They can help with procedural questions but cannot give legal advice. SharpeSystem helps you prepare your paperwork before you arrive.

How long does a divorce take in Clark County Nevada?

An uncontested divorce with no children and no property can sometimes be finalized in as little as 10 days. Contested cases or those involving children typically take several months depending on court calendar.

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