Helpful Links And Next Steps For Current Clients

 For most case updates, document questions, scheduling issues, and non-urgent questions, email is the best way to contact our office. Email gives us a written record, allows staff to route your question to the right person, and helps avoid missed details from voicemail. 

 If you need to speak with our office about your case, you may schedule a short client conference. This is usually better than leaving a voicemail because it gives us time to review your file before the call.

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Eviction cases often move in stages: filing, summons, service of process, tenant response period, default, judgment, writ, and sheriff. Some stages depend on the clerk, judge, process server, or sheriff, and not every delay means something is wrong.

If you have a question about the status of an eviction case, please email our office with the tenant name, property address, and case number if available.

Family law cases often require ongoing document exchange, financial information, scheduling, and court deadlines. Please send documents by email or through the client portal when possible, and include your case name in the subject line.