Mills and Anderson

The firm represents clients in a wide range of Nevada family law matters, including:

• Divorce and separation
• Child custody and visitation
• Child support and spousal support (alimony)
• Property division in divorce, including assets and debts
• Adoption and guardianship
• Abuse and neglect, dependency, and foster care matters
• Applications for, or defense against, protective orders

The attorneys guide clients through each stage of a Nevada divorce or custody case, including temporary issues (housing, bill payments, temporary support and custody) and final resolution of property, support, and parenting arrangements.

Estate planning services

Mills and Anderson provides estate planning services to help clients protect assets and plan for the future, including:

• Estate planning tailored to Nevada law
• Wills and trusts, including family trust setup
• Strategies to protect assets, minimize estate taxes, and help beneficiaries receive property as smoothly as possible

Business law services

The firm assists business owners and organizations with a broad range of business law needs, including:

• Starting a business in Nevada, including entity formation (such as LLCs and corporations)
• Preparing operating agreements and serving as registered agent
• Keeping city, county, and state licensing requirements current
• Drafting and reviewing contracts and business documents, including:
• Secured transactions for real and personal property
• Buy–sell agreements
• Commercial and residential leases
• Seller‑financed franchise agreements
• Partnership interest transfer agreements
• Celebrity licensing agreements
• Business and commercial disputes, including:
• Breach of contract claims
• Corporate and partnership disputes
• Disputes over title to property
• Commercial litigation involving contracts, leases, purchase and sale agreements, collections, and trade
• Corporate/advisory counsel services for small businesses in the Las Vegas area, including non‑profit corporations, retailers, trucking companies, private investment firms, and money services businesses
• Mergers, acquisitions, and business sales
• Dissolution and winding up of Nevada businesses

Who the firm serves

Mills and Anderson serves clients in Clark County and the surrounding areas, including:

• Las Vegas
• North Las Vegas
• Henderson
• Overton
• Moapa Valley
• Mesquite
• Laughlin

Languages

The firm includes a Spanish‑speaking attorney and can assist clients who prefer to discuss their legal matter in Spanish (Se habla español).

Family law consultations

For the following types of matters, a consultation fee is charged only if you hire the firm. The fee is based on the consulting attorney's hourly rate:

• Divorce
• Child custody
• Visitation
• Child support
• Spousal support (alimony)
• Adoption

Contract, business, and flat‑fee matters

• Contract drafting/consulting and business litigation – Consultation fee is charged only if you hire the firm. The fee is based on the consulting attorney's hourly rate.
• Flat‑fee cases – For certain matters handled on a flat‑fee basis (including uncontested family law, LLC organization, family trust setup, and misdemeanor criminal defense), the consultation is included in the flat fee and is only charged if you hire the firm.

Abuse/neglect and protective order matters

For the following types of cases, the consultation fee is charged at the time of the consultation:

• Abuse and neglect / dependency / foster care matters – $200 consultation fee
• Protective order application or defense – $200 consultation fee

Personal injury and accident cases

• Personal injury / accident cases – No consultation fee is charged.

Billing after you hire the firm

Hourly billing

Once a client retains the firm, work performed by the attorneys is billed:

• In 1/10‑hour increments (every 6 minutes)
• At the attorney's current hourly rate

The specific hourly rate and any required retainer are set by the firm and may vary by attorney and matter type.

Personal injury contingency fees

For personal injury and accident cases, once a client retains the firm:

• Fees are charged on a contingency basis of 33% of the gross recovery, plus costs, as described on the website.

Important notes

• The information above is a summary of the fee schedule published on the firm's website and may change over time.
• The website states that it is for informational purposes only and does not create an attorney–client relationship.
• Anyone considering hiring the firm should confirm current fees, retainers, and billing terms directly with the office before retaining counsel.

The office is located in downtown Las Vegas.

Phone

• Main phone: (702) 386-0030

Prospective and existing clients should call this number to request a consultation or to contact the firm about an existing matter.

Online contact form

The firm's website includes a contact form where visitors can submit:

• First and last name
• Phone number
• Email address
• A brief message about their legal issue

Submitting the online form does not by itself create an attorney–client relationship or a guarantee of representation.

Jurisdiction and licensing

According to the website disclaimer:

• The firm is licensed to practice law in Nevada.
• The website is not intended to solicit clients outside Nevada.

How consultations are held

The website notes that the firm continues to serve clients remotely and offers consultations with potential clients by telephone or video conference.

Clients should contact the office to schedule and confirm the format and timing of any consultation.

Important disclaimers from the website

The website includes the following key points in its disclaimer:

• The website is for informational purposes only and is an attorney advertisement.
• The content is not legal advice and does not create an attorney–client relationship.
• Communications through the website, including the contact form, are not guaranteed to be secure and may not be protected under attorney–client privilege.
• Past case outcomes mentioned on the site do not guarantee future results, because every legal matter is unique.

Anyone needing legal advice about a specific situation should contact the firm directly to arrange a consultation with an attorney.

Ask anyway — the agent will say plainly that it is not published rather than guess.