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Choosing the right lawyer for your case is crucial, as it can significantly impact the outcome of your legal matter. Here are some steps to help you find and select the right lawyer:
SL Nelson Law Firm PLLC specializes in Criminal Law, Family Law, Mediation (Alternative Dispute Resolution), Contracts, and Trademark Intellectual Property Law. With a background as a former Prosecutor, the firm has a particular expertise in Criminal Law. Having previously served in the 19th Judicial District Family Court, SL Nelson Law Firm also focuses on Family Law matters. Furthermore, the firm brings extensive experience in Contracts, handling compliance issues for top-ten corporations and financial institutions, as well as providing Trademark
services for emerging startup companies. The firm also handles Immigration matters.
The billing rates and retainer fees are subject to fluctuate based on the type of case you have. Following your consultation, a staff member will thoroughly explain the fee structure, tailoring it to best suit your specific circumstances.
Yes, the SL Nelson Law Firm does not charge for consultations. You can schedule your consultation here.
All expenses are delineated in the retainer. Furthermore, any additional incurred costs must receive prior approval from the client before being expended.
Depending on the type of case you have, you can receive updates frequently. The firm is accessible via email and phone whenever you need assistance or have questions on your case.
When meeting physically, a client should bring proof of identification, as well as any supporting documents for their case. Documents can also be uploaded to the firm portal, in which all clients will have access to once the retainer is signed.
Yes. After the signing of a retainer and the establishment of a client-attorney relationship, the details of your case are considered confidential and should not be discussed outside the scope of the work directly related to the case.
Yes. The provision of pro bono services depends on the nature of the case and the time needed to reach a resolution.