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Traffic Stops.

Traffic stops in Jackson Hole.

Call or text me. Clients get my cell number from day one, and I answer. Just been arrested or charged? Here's what happens next.

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Three fields, thirty seconds. My office calls you back, usually the same business day.

Sending this doesn't create an attorney-client relationship, and I can't treat it as confidential until we've cleared conflicts, so keep it general. By sending, you agree we may reply by phone, email, or text.

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Criminal matters begin with a free thirty-minute call. Book it through the chat button in the corner of this page, day or night, and it goes straight onto my calendar; or send the note here and my office will call you, usually the same business day. Bring the citation or charging paperwork if you have it, and call or text any time.

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A sentence or two is plenty. Read by a person, not a call center, usually the same business day.

Sending this doesn't create an attorney-client relationship, and I can't treat it as confidential until we've cleared conflicts, so keep it general. By sending, you agree we may reply by phone, email, or text.

  1. Your note reaches me directly; my office runs the conflicts check, usually the same business day.
  2. We book the free thirty-minute call; the chat button in the corner can do it at once.
  3. On the call we read the paperwork together, and you leave knowing what I would do first.