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How Discount Lawyers makes estate planning affordable

The short answer

Estate planning should be simple, affordable, and available in the language you actually speak. At Discount Lawyers, a will plus a revocable trust is always an affordable flat fee — quoted in writing, with monthly financing if you want it.

And the timing math is on your side: planning now costs far less than what probate takes from your family later. We help clients in Las Vegas, Henderson, North Las Vegas, Reno, and Washoe County — in English and Spanish.

Most people don’t skip estate planning because they don’t care. They skip it because it feels expensive, complicated, and vaguely intimidating. We built Discount Lawyers to remove all three of those excuses. Here’s how we make Nevada estate planning something a regular family can actually get done.

We make it easy

You don’t need to become an expert in Las Vegas wills and Nevada trusts to protect your family — that’s our job. We handle the drafting, the signing, and the details most people don’t know to ask about, and we tell you in plain language what each document does. The process is built to be finished, not to sit half-done in a drawer.

We make it affordable

The biggest myth in this field is that a real, attorney-drafted plan has to cost thousands. It doesn’t. A will and a revocable trust together are always an affordable flat fee here, quoted in writing before you commit, with Affirm financing if you’d rather pay monthly. A licensed Las Vegas trust lawyer prepares your plan — the discount is in the price, never in the service.

We speak your language

Estate planning only works if you actually understand what you’re signing. Our team serves clients in both English and Spanish, so you can review your will and trust, ask questions, and sign with confidence in the language you’re most comfortable with. Nothing important should get lost in translation.

We stay current on the law

Nevada’s estate and trust laws change, and a plan built on last decade’s rules can leave gaps. We stay up to date on current Nevada statutes so the documents we prepare reflect the law as it stands today — not a template pulled off the internet years ago.

Planning now costs less than probate later

This is the part worth sitting with. Skip planning, and your estate goes through Nevada probate after you’re gone — a public court process that commonly takes 12 to 18 months and costs $4,000 to $10,000 in statutory fees, paid out of what you meant to leave your family. Ask any Las Vegas probate lawyer and you’ll hear the same thing: a one-time flat fee today is almost always far cheaper than probate tomorrow. Planning isn’t the expense. Not planning is.

Where we help

We serve families across Nevada — Las Vegas, Henderson, North Las Vegas, Reno, and Washoe County — north and south, in English and Spanish.

Being straight with you: not everyone needs the full package today. If a simple will covers you for now, we’ll tell you that — even though it means a smaller invoice. Affordable doesn’t mean selling you more than you need; it means giving you exactly what protects your family, at a price that isn’t a barrier.

Ready when you are

The first conversation is free, and you’ll get your exact number in writing before you commit to anything. New to all this? Start with what a trust is and why you’d want one.

Common questions

Do you offer estate planning in Spanish?

Yes. Our team serves clients in both English and Spanish, so you can understand, review, and sign your will and trust in the language you’re most comfortable with.

What areas do you serve?

We help clients across Southern and Northern Nevada — Las Vegas, Henderson, North Las Vegas, Reno, and Washoe County.

Is it really cheaper to plan now than to skip it?

For most families, yes. A will-and-trust plan is a one-time flat fee, while Nevada probate can take 12 to 18 months and cost $4,000 to $10,000 in statutory fees. Planning now usually costs a fraction of what probate takes later.

Take the first step — it's free.

Fifteen minutes with a licensed attorney. No pressure, no jargon, and a real number before you decide anything.