Divorcing a Narcissist: Attorneys in Las Vegas, NV

Types of Narcissists You May Face in Divorce

When dealing with a narcissistic spouse, you may encounter:

• Financially abusive narcissists: These individuals may hide assets, refuse to provide fair support, or manipulate financial obligations to maintain control.
• Physically and emotionally abusive narcissists: It's common for narcissists to resort to intimidation or emotional abuse to assert dominance, which requires a careful and sensitive legal approach.
• Narcissism and power: Many narcissists cling to power dynamics, turning the divorce process into a battleground for asserting control rather than a means for equitable separation.

Protection from Experienced Legal Advisors

The process of divorcing a narcissist can be intimidating. Many spouses are unsure of where to start and what to say to their spouse. The Naimi Mullins Law Group team can guide you and advocate on your behalf throughout the process. 

We can help you in the following ways.

Communicate with Your Spouse

We will not permit your narcissistic spouse to bully you. Our attorneys excel at communication, so we can deal with your spouse directly or work with your spouse’s legal team to convey essential information. We will insist on appropriate behavior to resolve issues and reach agreements.

Enforce Court Orders

Narcissists often think they can get away with avoiding court orders regarding child support, spousal support, or visitation. We know the right strategies to keep your spouse compliant and will ensure that the court enforces agreements and orders.

Compromise & Reach Agreements

It can be challenging to reach a fair agreement with someone who thinks they should always get their way. However, we know a few tactics that often enable us to convince your spouse that the compromise position is their idea, and this often paves the way for an advantageous result without conflict.

Protect Your Children

Hurtful, out-of-control behaviors from a narcissistic spouse can damage a child’s relationship with both parents and harm their sense of self-worth. Our legal team will help keep conflict out of your home and confined to the meeting room or courtroom to prevent your children’s exposure to selfish behavior.

Litigate When Compromise Fails

If negotiation fails to get the results you deserve, our attorneys have the skills to advocate successfully for you in court. We can get our points across to the judge without ugly contention.

By working with an attorney from Naimi Mullins Law Group, you will be in a much better position to achieve your divorce goals. You will also be better equipped to handle any manipulation or demands from your narcissistic spouse.

Frequently Asked Questions About Divorcing a Narcissistic Spouse

If you are divorcing or even thinking of divorcing a spouse with narcissistic personality traits, you are facing some difficult questions. While every situation is unique, the following are general explanations for questions we get frequently.

How can I raise the matter of divorce with my narcissistic spouse?

It is wise to consult your attorney and get plans in place before bringing up the subject of divorce. You should ensure you have copies of all important financial information and access to accounts; you need a plan to keep yourself safe if your news triggers a dangerous reaction. Your attorney can help you prepare.

How can I approach financial allocation when my spouse expects to get everything they want?

Your spouse is not legally entitled to get everything they want. Often, it is necessary to allow a judge to allocate property to get a fair settlement. However, we can ensure that the judge understands your priorities and why you are entitled to a share of marital property that your spouse claims should be their sole separate property.

How do I prevent my spouse from making me feel guilty for wanting a divorce?

You cannot control what your spouse feels or thinks, but you can control what you choose to hear. By channeling all communication through your legal team, your spouse has little opportunity to manipulate your feelings.

Will I be able to compromise with my spouse?

Only time will tell the answer to this one. While we often use techniques to encourage compromise, we also always lay the groundwork to succeed in achieving your goals through litigation if necessary.