What type of cases does Teller, Hopson & Schrader, LLP law firm handle?
Our law firm handles a wide range of cases, including personal injury, auto accident family law, business and commercial law, commercial and residential real estate, and more. We have experienced attorneys in each practice area who can provide the necessary legal representation for your specific needs.
How can I schedule a consultation with one of your attorneys?
What should I bring to my first meeting with a lawyer?
We recommend bringing any relevant documents, such as contracts, agreements, or court papers, along with a list of questions or concerns you may have. This will help our attorneys better understand your case and provide appropriate legal advice.
How much do you charge for legal services?
Our law firm offers competitive pricing for legal services, and we work with clients to find a payment arrangement that fits their budget. We offer different fee structures, including hourly rates and contingency fees for personal injury cases.
Fees vary based on the type of case. We offer free initial consultations, during which we can discuss your case and provide an estimate of the fees involved.
Can you assist with legal matters outside of Vicksburg and Warren County?
While our main focus is on Vicksburg and Warren County, we can often assist with legal matters in neighboring areas or refer you to a trusted colleague if needed.
How long does a legal case typically take to resolve?
The duration of a legal case depends on the complexity of the case, the parties involved, and other factors. Our attorneys work diligently to resolve cases as efficiently as possible while ensuring the best possible outcome for our clients.
Do you offer virtual or remote consultations?
Yes, we offer virtual consultations for clients who prefer to meet remotely or are unable to come to our office.
How often will I be updated on my case's progress?
Our law firm prides itself on excellent communication with clients. We will keep you updated on the progress of your case regularly, including any significant developments or changes.
What happens if I can't afford a lawyer?
If you cannot afford a lawyer, we can work with you to find a payment arrangement that fits your budget or refer you to pro bono or low-cost legal services.
