You could write a letter to the Judge and opposing counsel asking for time to get a new attorney. Then, you will need to have a new attorney file a substitution of attorney. I can give you some names, or you could contact the Nevada State Bar.
Eventually you have to find another attorney to take over those cases. You should find out who is the person winding down his law practice so as to ensure that no defaults or deadlines are missed in your cases. I am certain that the judge in any case would continue the matters for you to obtain a new lawyer within a reasonable time.
Review your retainer agreement. Also, If your lawyer is a member of a law firm, there is probably another attorney to take over. You always have the option to hire substitute counsel. However, if there is a balance that you owe your lawyer, that lawyer (or his/her estate) may have a lien on the files. If none of this helps you should contact the Court for each and every case. You are likely entitled to a stay of your proceedings until you find competent substitute counsel.
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