Practice Areas
Find the right place to start.
Explore the firm’s areas of practice. If you are unsure where your issue belongs, contact the office with a short description of the situation.
01
Criminal Defense
Misdemeanor and felony charges, including DUI, drug, theft, and assault allegations. Start with the actual charge and the next court date.
If you have been arrested, charged, or given a court notice, gather the papers before your first discussion. Tell the office about release conditions and any separate driving-related notice. The charge, evidence, and stage of the case shape the questions an attorney needs to address.
02
Family Law
Divorce, child custody, child support, and changes to existing arrangements. A clear picture of the current situation helps focus the conversation.
Identify whether you are starting a new matter or dealing with an existing order. Explain the immediate concern, your family’s current routine, and the arrangements you hope to discuss. Court papers and complete signed orders provide a useful starting point.
03
Personal Injury
Vehicle collisions and other injury events. Organize what happened, the treatment received, and the claim correspondence already available.
Medical care and day-to-day recovery often bring their own demands after an injury. For a legal discussion, gather the incident report, photographs already available, treatment dates, and insurer communications. Ask how to provide private medical records securely.
04
Workers’ Compensation
Work-related injuries and claim questions. Bring the injury timeline, employer communications, and any notice requiring attention.
Explain when and where the injury happened, whom you notified, and what treatment you have received. If a claim is already underway, identify the claim number and the issue you need reviewed. Bring employer or insurer letters and any hearing notice.
05
Civil Litigation & Trial Practice
Civil disputes and representation in matters that may require a hearing or trial. Begin with the documents and the practical stakes.
A dispute may involve an agreement, a demand letter, or a lawsuit already filed. Identify the parties, the sequence of events, and the decision you need to make. Keep a complete copy of court papers and distinguish documented facts from disputed recollections.
06
Business Law
Business agreements, contract questions, and disputes. Discuss the agreement, the business objective, and the decision ahead.
Contracts work best when the obligations and the business purpose are clear. Bring the complete proposed or signed agreement, amendments, and relevant correspondence. Explain whether you are considering new terms, addressing performance, or managing an existing disagreement.
07
Probate
Estate and probate matters. Discuss the documents available, any existing court proceeding, and what remains unknown.
A first estate conversation can begin even when the records are incomplete. Identify any will, ownership documents, court filings, and person already appointed to act. Make a preliminary list of property and debts, marking estimates and unknown details clearly.
Your next step
Let’s talk about your situation.
Tell the office the general nature of your matter and mention any approaching court date. Ask about consultation arrangements, fees, and the records to bring.
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