FAQ

Contingency means our lawyers will represent you in your personal injury cases, and you don't have to pay us until we win your case.

The area of civil litigation covers cases such as real estate law, landlord and tenant disputes, contract disputes, business litigation, and legal malpractice. The only way to ensure satisfactory results in such cases is by hiring an experienced and aggressive litigator. Speak with a Johnson County civil litigation attorney from our firm today for a consultation.

The most immediate step to take after an accident is to ensure that you receive proper medical care right away. It is always best to see a physician rather than assume you are not injured, only to discover more serious problems later. Avoid making any statements to the police or insurance adjusters, as they could adversely affect your case. Contact a Johnson County personal injury attorney for legal representation.

Many traffic tickets carry expensive fines, which may be avoided if you fight and win against the charges. It can also affect your insurance rates and potentially lead to a license suspension. Having an attorney review your traffic violation can help avoid long-term consequences. Charges such as DUI are particularly important to contest.

There is a difference between divorce and collaborative law. Many cases are contested divorces, where the parties cannot agree and must have a judge determine the settlement. Collaborative divorce is settled between the parties outside of court with the guidance of divorce lawyer and other professionals. If considering divorce, consult a Johnson County family law attorney to discuss the best option for you.

After an arrest, a person is arraigned and formally charged with a crime. Having an attorney by your side during the Arraignment Hearing is crucial, as it can affect the plea and bail. Once a plea is set, you may be released on bail, and your attorney will work on mounting a strong defense for you.