We explain what the documents do.
If you leave a meeting unsure what you just signed, something went wrong. Every plan comes with a walkthrough of the process and of every document in it.
Reno, Nevada
Whatever brought you here, the next step should be clear.
Estate planning, probate, and real estate for Northern Nevada and the California side of the Sierra. We explain what the documents do, what the process looks like, and what it costs, before anything begins.
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An award-winning firm
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- Top Ranked Attorney
- Best of Reno
- Volunteer of the Year, Silverman Award
Why people stay with the firm
The professionalism of a big firm. The heart of a small one.
A lot of people are nervous the first time they call a law office. Nobody here wants that. You'll be met by someone who explains things, tells you what they cost, and knows this valley.
You'll know the cost before we start.
Estate plans are quoted as a flat fee. For probate, you'll know how the work is priced and how payment works before the first filing.
Born and raised here.
Jenny grew up in Reno, went to Nevada schools and the University of Nevada, Reno, and came home after law school in Southern California to raise her family. She knows the Washoe County courthouse and the people in it.
Practice areas
Three practice areas, and what each one includes.
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Plans for Nevada, California, or both.
For families in Nevada, in California, or with a foot in each state.
- Wills
- Trusts
- Powers of attorney
- Advance directives
- Nevada vs. California planning
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The process, in order.
When someone has died and there is property to settle, the whole process is laid out first, then handled one step at a time.
- Probate in Washoe County
- Adult guardianship
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Home, land, and the disputes that come with them.
Including landlord–tenant matters in Washoe County and the interpretation of recorded covenants.
- Landlord–tenant (Washoe County)
- Partition actions
- Covenants, conditions & restrictions (CC&Rs)
- Civil litigation
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What happens when you call
The whole shape of it first. Then only the first step.
Step one
A conversation.
Tell us what's going on. You'll hear what the process looks like from start to finish, and then what the first step is.
Step two
A clear price.
What the work costs and how payment works, before anything is filed. Estate plans are quoted as a flat fee.
Step three
One step at a time.
You'll leave knowing what we're doing, what we need from you, and what comes next.
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The people
Everyone at the firm, by name.
Five people in one Reno office. Whoever picks up the phone is someone on this row.
In their words
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From the blog
Three things worth knowing before you call.
When you're ready
Tell us what's going on. We'll tell you what the next step is.
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