Mildon Law helps Nevada families and business owners put a plan in place that keeps them out of court, out of conflict, and in control. Written in plain English. Flat fees set before any work starts.
Serving families across Las Vegas and throughout Nevada.
A good estate plan is about more than documents. It gives your family clear instructions, names the people you trust to make decisions, protects your children, and can spare everyone the cost, delay, and stress of probate court.
Many people tell us, "my situation is simple." But even a simple estate usually involves a home, retirement accounts, life insurance, beneficiary designations, a business interest, or loved ones who may need help managing what they inherit. Our job is to help you see the full picture and choose the plan that actually fits your life — not sell you more than you need.
Whether you need a straightforward will or a trust designed to avoid probate, your plan should reflect your family, your assets, and your wishes. We build it that way, explain it in language you can read, and make sure nothing falls through the cracks.
Use a Nevada will, living trust, and beneficiary designations so your property and accounts pass to the right people, the way you intend.
A well-built, fully funded plan can reduce or avoid Nevada probate — lowering costs, preserving privacy, and making things easier for your family.
Name guardians for minor children, choose trusted decision-makers, and set terms for a beneficiary who is young or needs support.
Powers of attorney and healthcare directives let someone you trust step in on financial and medical decisions if you can't — without a court.
Clear documents lower the risk of confusion, disputes among heirs, and contested proceedings when emotions run high.
Move forward knowing your wishes are clear, your family has direction, and the right people have authority when it matters most.
Every family is different. We tailor the plan to your stage of life, your assets, and the people who depend on you.
Name guardians and set clear instructions for how your children are cared for and provided for if something happens to you.
Plan for your Nevada home, coordinate beneficiary designations, and spare your family a probate headache down the road.
Balance a spouse, children from prior relationships, and stepchildren with careful will or trust planning that prevents surprises.
Coordinate your plan with your operating agreement and succession, so your company keeps running if you step away or pass.
Put legal authority in place so the person you trust can inherit and help with medical and financial decisions when needed.
Review older documents, simplify how assets transfer, and update decision-makers so your plan still fits your life today.
After your first conversation, we recommend the right path and quote a flat fee before any drafting begins.
Clear instructions and guardianship, without a trust.
Avoid probate, keep things private, plan for incapacity.
For more complex families, assets, or goals.
A focused conversation about your family, your assets, and the outcomes that matter most to you.
We build the plan around your life, then walk you through it in plain English — with a summary you can actually read.
A signed, funded plan plus a clear maintenance roadmap, so nothing falls through the cracks over time.
Take our short Nevada Estate Planning Readiness Check to spot common gaps — probate exposure, incapacity planning, and protection for children and beneficiaries — in about three minutes.
Start the Readiness CheckEstate planning is putting legal documents in place that say who makes decisions for you if you can't, and who receives what you own after you pass. A good Nevada plan can keep your family out of court, reduce conflict, and make your wishes clear.
It depends on your family and what you own. A will-based plan gives clear instructions and names guardians for minor children. A trust-based plan can help your family avoid probate, keep your affairs private, and manage assets if you become incapacitated. We help you choose the right fit.
Nevada law decides who inherits through its intestate succession rules, and your estate may go through probate in Nevada district court. That can take time, cost money, and take the outcome out of your family's hands.
A properly drafted and fully funded revocable living trust is designed to help your assets pass to your loved ones without probate. Funding — actually moving assets into the trust — is what makes it work, and it's a step we handle with you.
Nevada has no state estate tax and no state inheritance tax. A federal estate tax can still apply to larger estates, which is one reason it helps to plan ahead.
We work on flat fees set before any drafting begins. After your first conversation we recommend the right plan and quote a fixed price, so you know the cost up front — no hourly surprises.
Review your plan after a marriage or divorce, a new child or grandchild, a move to or from Nevada, buying real estate, a business change, or the loss of someone named in your documents.
Let's have a conversation about what matters most to you — and build a plan you'll actually understand.