Nevada Law Office
The Silver State · Battle Born
“All For Our Country”Nevada’s state motto
- CapitalCarson City
- StatehoodOctober 31, 1864 · 36th state
- My Nevada OfficeReno, Nevada
Licensed to practice law in Nevada
Your Nevada Attorney
I am Ronald W. Brilliant, and I represent individuals, families, and businesses throughout Nevada from my office in downtown Reno. I am licensed to practice law in Nevada and admitted to practice in federal court here.
You work directly with me, not with a team of assistants. I handle matters in thirteen practice areas, from wills, trusts, and probate to family law, bankruptcy, injury claims, and workers’ compensation. Because I practice in all of them, I can see how one legal problem affects the others and plan for it.
If you want to understand Nevada law before we talk, my Nevada legal guides explain the rules in plain English, with citations to Nevada statutes. Request a consultation when you are ready to discuss your situation.
Nevada Practice Areas
Nevada Legal Guides
Wills, Trusts & Estate Planning
Will requirements, living trusts, Nevada’s small estate procedures, and what happens without a will.
Read the guide →Child Custody & Support
How Nevada courts decide custody and parenting time, and how child support is calculated.
Read the guide →Bankruptcy
Chapter 7 and Chapter 13, the means test, and the property Nevada law lets you keep.
Read the guide →My Nevada Office
Brilliant Law Office P.L.L.C.
1 East Liberty Street, Suite 600
Reno, NV 89501
(833) 296-8529 · Request a consultation
Serving clients throughout Nevada. All locations
Nevada at a Glance
Photos via Wikimedia Commons: Mountain Bluebird, Desert Bighorn Sheep and Lahontan Cutthroat Trout by U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, public domain; Sagebrush and Bristlecone Pine by Z3lvs, CC0; Desert Tortoise by Robb Hannawacker, Joshua Tree National Park (NPS), public domain; Ichthyosaur painting at Berlin-Ichthyosaur State Park by Alisha Vargas, CC BY 2.0; Silver specimen, public domain.
The guides on this site provide general information about Nevada law and are not legal advice. Reading them does not create an attorney-client relationship. Every situation is different; consult an attorney about yours.