Frequently Asked Questions
Will I have to go to court?
You will not necessarily have to go to court. Throughout the process of representing our clients, we constantly strive to achieve the most cost effective solution. Taking into consideration the strength of the evidence in your case, your plausible performance during a deposition, and your need for closure. The majority of cases settle before ever getting to trial. However, we have the extensive trial experience needed to be able to confidently stand with you, counsel you, prepare your for court, and most importantly be able to actively represent you in a court of law.
What types of cases does your law firm handle?
At Legal Tower House the right law firm for me? / Why should I trust your firm with my case?
Do you charge for consultation?
We want to ensure that our clients are well informed on their legal rights. Therefore, our clients need to pay for consultation fee
How can I become a client of your firm?
Our staff who will schedule you a free consultation, at a time that is most convenient for you, with one of the firm’s attorneys. During your free consultation the attorney will determine how our firm can best represent you and your case.
How long will this process take?
The length of time that a legal proceeding can take varies greatly from case to case due to the very unique facts of each case. Many factors are not within our hands and often lay within the scope of the court’s schedule. Multiple developments during a proceeding can contribute to speeding up or delaying a conclusion for a case. We ensure that all deadlines are met on our part to ensure as speedy a process on your behalf as possible.
Is Legal Tower House the right law firm for me? / Why should I trust your firm with my case?
Choosing a law firm to represent you and your case is one of the most important decisions you can make. We understand that your case is important to you and choosing the right firm and attorneys to represent you could make the difference for your case. Legal Tower House is a boutique law firm with over 65 years of combined experience. Being that we are a boutique firm, we are able to dedicate the appropriate resources and time to manage your case.
Do I Really Need an Attorney?
While it’s not a legal requirement to have an attorney, seeking legal representation can significantly benefit you in navigating complex legal matters. An experienced attorney can provide valuable guidance, protect your rights, and ensure that your interests are represented effectively. Legal proceedings often involve intricate laws and procedures that can be difficult to navigate alone. Having an attorney by your side can provide peace of mind and increase the likelihood of a favorable outcome.
What is expected of me as a client of your firm?
We want you to trust that we are here to help you during the difficult times that arise when being faced with a lawsuit. We expect for you to come to us with any questions or concerns that you may have. We want you to be honest and responsive with us so that we can best prepare you for any possible depositions.
Do I have to pay money out of my pocket to hire you?
No, all of the cases that we accept are upon a contingency fee arrangement. You do not have to pay us money up front. If and only if we recover money for you in settlement or trial will we charge a fee and that fee comes out of the case. Necessary out-of-pocket expenses are paid by the law firm and reimbursed out of the client’s share of settlement proceeds.
What Is Legal Custody?
Legal custody refers to the authority to make important decisions regarding a child’s upbringing and well-being. These decisions typically include matters such as education, healthcare, religious upbringing, and extracurricular activities. In cases of legal custody, the parent or guardian with legal custody has the right and responsibility to make these decisions on behalf of the child. Legal custody can be granted solely to one parent (sole legal custody) or shared between both parents (joint legal custody), depending on the court’s determination of what is in the best interests of the child. It’s important to note that legal custody differs from physical custody, which refers to where the child resides on a day-to-day basis. LegalTowerhouse’s experienced attorneys can provide guidance and representation in matters of legal custody, ensuring that your rights and the best interests of your child are protected.