Gayle Nathan, Esq.
Attorney
Gayle Nathan, Esq. is a seasoned family law attorney and a former Family Court Judge (Dept. T) with 37 years of legal experience. She joined the Rosenblum Allen Law Firm after serving as the Managing Attorney at Bonanza Legal Group for five years, bringing a unique perspective that combines judicial insight with practical advocacy.
Gayle’s practice covers the full spectrum of domestic relations. Clients look to her for guidance in divorce, child custody and placement, child support, guardian ad litem matters, guardianship, and high-asset property division. She is also experienced in mediation, paternity, and drafting prenuptial and postnuptial agreements.
Public service has been central to Gayle's career. She was elected to the Family Court bench in 2010 and served through 2014. This experience gives her clients a distinct advantage: a clear view of courtroom expectations and judicial decision-making. Additionally, she holds a mediation certificate and has mediated matters for other lawyers, reflecting her commitment to resolution when settlement serves a client's long-term interests.
Gayle earned her Juris Doctor from Touro Law School in 1988. Her background is uniquely rooted in education and literature; she holds a Master of Science in Special Education from Long Island University (1980) and a Bachelor of Arts in English Literature from SUNY Binghamton (1975). Gayle credits her Special Education background with giving her a unique insight into child development, which is invaluable in custody cases.
Gayle has been an active member of the State Bar of Nevada (Bar No. 4917) since 1993. She served on the Clark County Bar Association’s Continuing Legal Education committee for nearly a decade and has contributed to the legal community through scholarship, including publishing an article on "Private Trials" in the Communiqué.
Her career includes handling incredibly complex matters, such as prevailing in a long-term custody case involving severe substance abuse where she secured a stable future for the children. She has also testified in two death penalty cases regarding the family court proceedings of former clients who were victims of domestic violence—experiences that underscore the gravity of her work and the absolute necessity of safety planning.
Outside the office, Gayle is a mother to two adult daughters. She is also a talented artist and author who exhibits her work locally. In October 2025, she held an art show where she sold original works, prints, and three books she authored.
Gayle’s practice covers the full spectrum of domestic relations. Clients look to her for guidance in divorce, child custody and placement, child support, guardian ad litem matters, guardianship, and high-asset property division. She is also experienced in mediation, paternity, and drafting prenuptial and postnuptial agreements.
Public service has been central to Gayle's career. She was elected to the Family Court bench in 2010 and served through 2014. This experience gives her clients a distinct advantage: a clear view of courtroom expectations and judicial decision-making. Additionally, she holds a mediation certificate and has mediated matters for other lawyers, reflecting her commitment to resolution when settlement serves a client's long-term interests.
Gayle earned her Juris Doctor from Touro Law School in 1988. Her background is uniquely rooted in education and literature; she holds a Master of Science in Special Education from Long Island University (1980) and a Bachelor of Arts in English Literature from SUNY Binghamton (1975). Gayle credits her Special Education background with giving her a unique insight into child development, which is invaluable in custody cases.
Gayle has been an active member of the State Bar of Nevada (Bar No. 4917) since 1993. She served on the Clark County Bar Association’s Continuing Legal Education committee for nearly a decade and has contributed to the legal community through scholarship, including publishing an article on "Private Trials" in the Communiqué.
Her career includes handling incredibly complex matters, such as prevailing in a long-term custody case involving severe substance abuse where she secured a stable future for the children. She has also testified in two death penalty cases regarding the family court proceedings of former clients who were victims of domestic violence—experiences that underscore the gravity of her work and the absolute necessity of safety planning.
Outside the office, Gayle is a mother to two adult daughters. She is also a talented artist and author who exhibits her work locally. In October 2025, she held an art show where she sold original works, prints, and three books she authored.
Some Interesting Facts About Gayle
I am an artist and an author. I recently held an art show where I exhibited original works and books that I have written. You can view my art on Instagram at @gayle_nathan.
Serving on the bench as a Family Court Judge from 2010 to 2014 gave me a unique view of the justice system. It taught me exactly what judges look for and allowed me to benefit from judicial training on critical topics like trauma and bias.
I have a sincere desire to assist my clients in settling their cases with a result they will not regret. I often talk to clients about the long-term impact of their decisions to ensure the strategy we choose truly serves them well.
I value the accessibility of our judiciary. In Nevada, judges are not just sitting in an ivory tower; they engage with lawyers through mentorship and education, which ultimately benefits the families we serve.
I visited ruins in Mexico that were just fascinating.
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