Contact information: Clients Contact and Biographical Information

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Please answer the following questions to help us understand the type of charges you're facing. This helps us determine how we can best assist you and whether any special legal considerations apply, such as family violence, weapons involvement, or eligibility for record clearing.

(Please select the options that best apply to your current charges. You may select more than one.)

Please provide information about any upcoming court dates, deadlines, or hearings. This helps us assess how urgent your situation is and where your case is being handled so we can assist you as quickly and accurately as possible.

Please share details about your arrest, any prior criminal history, and whether you're out on bond. We also want to know if you're a student or hold a professional license, so we can understand how this case might affect your education, job, or future opportunities.

We ask about any past charges or convictions because they can affect how your current case is handled in court. This helps us give you accurate legal advice and understand your options. Your answers will stay private and are only used to help you.

If you’re currently a student or hold (or are applying for) a professional, occupational, or trade license, your case could impact your status. Please answer the following questions so we can help protect your education and career opportunities.

If you have or are applying for a license to work in a field like healthcare, education, law, driving, or skilled trades, even a minor legal issue can affect your ability to keep working. We ask these questions to help protect your license and guide you through options that won’t risk your livelihood.

Some criminal charges or convictions can affect your right to own or possess a firearm in the future, sometimes permanently. We ask this question to understand if gun ownership is something that’s important to you — whether for personal safety, work, hunting, or any other reason — so that we can take that into account when planning your legal strategy.

If you’ve served in the U.S. Armed Forces, we’d like to know more about your service. This information can be important in understanding your case and identifying resources or benefits you may qualify for.

People approach criminal cases differently depending on their goals, finances, and life circumstances. Your answer helps us plan the best next steps for you.

Some legal situations come with deadlines, court settings, or emergencies that can’t wait — and missing them can seriously hurt your case. If you have any time-sensitive concerns, it’s important that you let us know right away so we can respond quickly and protect your rights.