

Empowering you to navigate life’s most difficult moments with clarity and confidence.
Our Mission
People come to us when they’re feeling lost. They are getting divorced and they’re afraid of losing their children or their livelihood. They’ve been injured and don’t know how they will pay the bills. They’ve been charged with a crime, and their reputation and freedom hang in the balance. Their business is facing a threat that keeps them up at night.
We help people find their way. We’ve been down these roads before and walked with many clients on their way to a better future. We start by understanding what matters most for our client and their family. Then we set the path one step at a time.
Our Approach
We are traditionalists in certain ways. And intentionally modern in others.
We are, in many ways, lawyers from generations past. We strive to know our clients as people, understand what they need, and solve their problems. We go where we need to go. We have counseled our clients at their kitchen table, at their workplace, in church basements, and in jails. We meet our clients where they are and where they feel comfortable. But we also thrive in the place where our clients often feel the most uncomfortable—a courthouse. From high-stakes hearings and jury trials inside a courtroom, to negotiations on the courthouse steps, we excel when it matters most.
We also leverage technology. We have a system where clients can meet us with one click. We do as much online as possible to save you time and money. We won’t schedule a meeting or lengthy phone call when a text message can get the job done. When it comes to telling your story and making your case to opposing counsel or to a mediator, judge, or jury, we utilize videos, pictures, and digital recreations that are persuasive to a modern audience.
Our Fees
Every client and legal problem is unique. Many of our clients have never hired a lawyer before. At the outset, we have a discussion with our client about how to pay for our services. Personal injury cases are handled on a contingency fee basis, which means the lawyer is only paid if the client gets money as a result of the case. Criminal defense cases and family law cases are typically handled on a flat fee or hourly basis. The right arrangement for you will depend on the complexity of the case, the likelihood of going to trial, and several other factors that will be unique to your situation. We are committed to having an honest discussion about fees before we are hired.