Gastelum Attorneys Maps Out 2026 Growth From Its New Long-Term Las Vegas Home

A clear plan from a firm putting down roots

Gastelum Attorneys announced a focused vision for 2026 after moving into its long-term Las Vegas office in 2025. The firm says it will build on that move to expand client services, strengthen its courtroom and negotiation work, and deepen ties with the local community. For people who live in and around Las Vegas, the change means more consistent access to a small but experienced family law firm positioned to stay put.

Firm history: relocation, steady growth and a Las Vegas focus

Gastelum Attorneys began as a small local practice and has grown quietly in recent years by taking cases in family law and related disputes. The firm shifted into a long-term office in Las Vegas in 2025, a step it calls important for stability. In a city where people move often and legal demand changes with the economy, having a settled office can make it easier for clients to reach the same team through long cases or post-judgment work.

The Las Vegas market mixes a steady flow of family matters with spikes tied to local economic swings and life events like relocation or job changes. A firm with a permanent address tends to attract clients who want continuity, whether they face a first divorce hearing or a custody modification years later. Gastelum’s move reflects that local reality and signals a bet on serving residents who need a steady legal partner close to home.

Meet the team: eight lawyers, decades of combined courtroom experience

At the heart of the 2026 plan is the firm’s team: eight attorneys who together say they bring more than 50 years of experience in family law. That mix includes lawyers with trial experience, negotiators used to mediated settlements, and attorneys who handle the paperwork end of complex property division and support cases. Leadership has emphasized continuity — keeping people on cases from start to finish — which the firm argues improves outcomes and reduces stress for clients.

Recent hires and role changes give the firm broader coverage across common family law needs. A few attorneys focus on high-conflict custody and trial work, while others manage routine matters like support calculations and enforcement. Gastelum’s leaders say this spread of skills lets them match a client to the lawyer best suited to the case rather than stretching a single attorney across every task.

Practice areas and what they mean for local families

Gastelum Attorneys lists its core practice areas as divorce, child custody, child support, alimony and property division. Those categories cover the typical worries families bring to a lawyer: who lives where after a split, how bills and assets are split, and how financial support is set or changed as life evolves.

For day-to-day clients, the firm plans modest service upgrades in 2026: clearer timelines for common cases, expanded use of virtual consultations for busy parents, and a more visible intake process so people know what to expect in the first weeks. The firm also says it will refine how it handles orders that need enforcement later — an area that often frustrates clients when life changes after a judge signs an agreement.

These are practical changes rather than flashy new services. For most families, that matters more: predictable steps, regular updates, and a lawyer who understands local judges and custodial norms in the Las Vegas courts.

What clients and the community should expect next

For prospective clients, the firm says the main things to know are its steady office presence in Las Vegas and the move toward clearer, more accessible service. Gastelum plans to communicate by phone and email, and to keep some appointment slots available for remote meetings to help people who work odd hours or live outside the city center.

On community engagement, the firm has signaled modest local outreach: occasional workshops on custody basics and participation in pro bono events aimed at low-income families. Those efforts reflect a practical approach — offering help where it can reduce future legal fights and making legal information easier to find for people who may not know where to start.

Overall, Gastelum Attorneys’ 2026 vision reads as a steady, community-minded plan. It does not promise rapid expansion or dramatic new lines of business. Instead, the firm bets on stability, clearer client service, and a team aimed at keeping family law work local and consistent for people in Las Vegas.

Sources

• prnewswire.com