Your consultation is one-on-one with him.
Probate, bankruptcy and real estate matters · Las Vegas
Legal problems are personal.
Your lawyer should be too.
Dresslove Law is a small practice where clients work directly with attorney Joshua Dresslove on probate matters, wills and trusts, bankruptcy, debtor and creditor matters, foreclosure, foreclosure defense, real estate transactions, and judicial and nonjudicial evictions for landlords.

Probate & estate planning
Settle an estate or plan ahead.
Joshua can help you understand the probate process after a death or plan ahead with wills, trusts, and powers of attorney. The right approach depends on the family, property, documents, and decisions involved.
Start with what happened and what needs to be decided. You don’t need to know the legal terminology.
Small on purpose
You’re not just a case number. You’re a person trying to figure out the next step.
Your consultation is one-on-one with Joshua. He listens, reviews the relevant facts and documents, and explains the legal issues in plain language. If you hire Dresslove Law, Joshua stays directly involved in your matter.
Joshua reviews the facts, legal issues, and relevant documents connected to your situation.
If Joshua cannot take your call, a staff member will take your contact details and arrange a time for him to call you.
A more personal first step
Not a maze.
A conversation.
Joshua tries to take initial calls personally. If he is unavailable, a staff member will take your contact details and arrange a time for him to call you.
Tell us what’s going on.
Share your contact information and tell us if a sale, lockout, repossession, or another deadline is approaching.
Arrange a time with Joshua.
If Joshua cannot take your initial call, a staff member will arrange a time for him to call you.
Meet one-on-one with Joshua.
For probate and estate planning, bankruptcy, foreclosure and foreclosure defense, real estate matters, landlord evictions, and creditor matters in bankruptcy, the office offers a complimentary one-hour consultation in person or over the phone after confirming your appointment.

Meet Joshua
You should know the lawyer you’re calling.
Joshua Dresslove earned his Bachelor of Arts in Political Science in 2002 and his J.D. from the University of La Verne College of Law in 2006. He moved to Las Vegas in 2020 and is admitted to the State Bars of Nevada and California.
Joshua serves on the Executive Board of the Clark County Bar Association. Legal Aid Center of Southern Nevada named him Volunteer of the Month in August 2023.
At Dresslove Law, clients meet with Joshua one-on-one. He reviews the relevant facts and documents, explains the issues in plain language, and stays directly involved when clients hire the office.
A smaller practice can make room for a more direct, personal working relationship.
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Client reviews reflect individual experiences and do not guarantee or predict a similar result. Every matter depends on its own facts and circumstances.
Before reaching out
Common questions before you contact the office.
These answers explain what to expect when you contact the office.
Complimentary one-hour consultations are available for probate and estate planning, bankruptcy, foreclosure and foreclosure defense, real estate matters, landlord evictions, and creditor matters in bankruptcy.
No. Tell us what happened and what concerns you. Joshua can help you understand which legal options may apply.
Call the office or request an appointment. Joshua tries to take initial calls personally. If he is unavailable, a staff member will take your contact details and arrange a time for him to call you. The complimentary one-hour consultation takes place in person or over the phone after the office confirms your appointment.
Yes. Your consultation is one-on-one with Joshua. If you hire the office, he stays directly involved in the legal work.
You will receive an engagement agreement explaining the work and fees. The office begins work only after it accepts the matter, the agreement is completed, and any required initial payment is received.
Payment arrangements may be available. The terms depend on the legal work and will be explained in the engagement agreement.
Visit the situations and services page for information about probate and estate planning, bankruptcy, foreclosure and foreclosure defense, real estate matters, landlord evictions, and creditor matters in bankruptcy.
No. Calling or sending a request does not create an attorney-client relationship. Do not send confidential documents until the office confirms that it can consider your matter and tells you how to provide them.
Your first step can be simple
Tell us what’s going on.
Call the office or request an appointment. You don’t need to know which legal option applies before you get in touch.
Saturday and Sunday: Closed
Consultations in person or over the phone by confirmed appointment