• Criminal Defense. My experience working with State and Federal prosecutors in Virginia and Tennessee has given me the insight to defend you, or a loved one, in any sort of criminal proceeding that you may encounter.

• Personal Injury. My extensive studies in Conflicts of Law (incidences where more than one state is involved), Advanced Torts, Insurance Law and Civil Practice have given me the tools I need to represent your interests whether you have been injured by another or are currently a named defendant in a lawsuit.

• Social Security Benefits. Trained by a Federal Social Security Judge, I am qualified to represent you in any proceedings in front of the Social Security Administration no matter if you have not yet applied or have been denied Social Security benefits many times.

• Family Law. Stop in today for help with any divorce or custody problems that you may have.

• Wills. Make sure that your family’s interests are protected if the unthinkable should happen. Along with simple wills, my firm also will prepare a power of attorney for your convenience.

• Commercial Law. Whether you are having problems with banks or creditors or if you are trying to collect money that you are rightfully owed; if you are making a major purchase or making a major sale; if you’ve already made a deal and it has gone bad; I will make sure that your rights are properly represented.

• Landlord/Tenant. Have your lease written or reviewed by an attorney for extra protection, or if you have a dispute, contact my office.

• Small Business Planning. Take the opportunity to consult with an attorney about possible liability issues with your business. If necessary, I will take steps necessary to ensure that your business is properly incorporated.

• Employment Law. Have you been fired for the wrong reasons? Sexually harassed? Fired because of your Workers’ Compensation claim against the company? If so, contact my office to discuss your wrongful termination.

*Disclaimer: These practice areas are merely guidelines for this attorney’s general practice of law. These practice areas should, in no way, be construed as a specialization or certification in any of the above-mentioned practice areas.