Question 1

How to know when you need a lawyer?

Accepted Answer

When you have an action or gearing pending against you that has legal consequences.

Question 2

What types of cases does your law firm handle?

Accepted Answer

We handle parole, criminal defense, family law personal injury.

Question 3

How long have you been in business?

Accepted Answer

20 years

Question 4

Do I need to come into your office and meet you in person to retain you, or to receive legal services?

Accepted Answer

No, unless you prefer to. Most people, during the pandemic, are having consultations over the phone and hiring via credit card and email exchange.

Question 5

What are your business hours?

Accepted Answer

Monday through Friday 9 to 5, however, you may call at any time.

Question 6

Do you charge for consultations?

Accepted Answer

Consultations are free

Question 7

What do I receive in exchange for your attorney’s fee?

Accepted Answer

Representation throughout your case or as specified in your legal agreement.

Question 8

How can I become a client of your firm?

Accepted Answer

On parole cases, you would call 512-635-9835 and for all other cases you would call 512-930-5511 and our friendly legal assistants will help you get started.

Question 9

What do I do when I have a question?

Accepted Answer

You’ll be free to call, text or email anytime you have a question.

Question 10

What can I expect from you?

Accepted Answer

To have a caring and zealous advocate on your side who fights for you or your love ones case like they were our own family.

Question 11

What is expected of me as a client of your firm?

Accepted Answer

To be completely honest and to follow our advice.

Question 12

How will I be kept informed of my case?

Accepted Answer

Through calls, texts or emails

Question 13

What can I expect to receive if my case settles?

Accepted Answer

It depends on which type of case and the fact and circumstances of the situation.

Question 14

Will I have to go to court?

Accepted Answer

Criminal and family cases it is likely. Most of all parole matters are handled over the phone.

Question 15

How long will this process take?

Accepted Answer

Criminal and family cases it can be anywhere from one month to a year I for parole cases it all depends on win the client comes up for parole and if there are any set offs which could delays depending on the length of the set off.

Call Us (512) 930-5511

Contact

About Us

Contact Info