Start with a conversation.
Tell the office what kind of help you are looking for. If you have a deadline, court date, or urgent condition, call rather than relying on a web form.
Contact the office
Call first.
Email only general details.
Choose a direct contact method below. Call about deadlines, court dates, release conditions, or urgent concerns; use email only for a general, non-confidential inquiry.
Call the office for help, especially if you have a deadline, court date, release condition, or another time-sensitive concern.
Email is for a general, non-confidential inquiry only. Do not email names of other parties, case details, documents, or confidential, sensitive, or time-critical information. Contacting the firm does not create an attorney-client relationship or extend a deadline.
Already a client? Use the case-specific contact method the office has provided, or call if you are unsure.
Calling for someone else? The office can explain the intake process, but avoid emailing names, case details, or documents before the firm confirms how to proceed.