Do You Need an Attorney?

In many cases, people tend to avoid legal disputes and litigation, as they can be complex and time consuming. However, when a legal situation is inevitable it is best to consult an experienced attorney. An attorney has a thorough understanding of the law and is best suited to suggest a legal recourse. Mr. Jacobs, of the Jacobs Law Office, offers a comprehensive range of services, from criminal and DWI defense to wrongful death, divorce, and civil litigation for clients located in and around the St. Louis area.

Working with Mr. Jacobs for any type of litigation or legal case will ensure that you understand your legal rights and will help deliver a favorable outcome in your case. For a review and consultation of your case and to work with Mr. Jacobs as your attorney, contact us today at (314) 942-7999.

How an Attorney Can Help

The law is a very complex and vast subject to comprehend. Therefore, whenever a legal situation presents itself, it is most often recommended to engage an attorney to review and defend your case. An attorney, by virtue of his or her profession, deals with the law on a regular basis. Therefore, an attorney is well equipped to offer legal counsel and to represent you in a court of law.

Attorneys can offer a wide range of legal services and can work with clients on many different types of cases. Illustrated below are a few typical situations when you may need to engage an attorney.

Traffic Related Incidents- Whether you ran a red light or you were caught speeding, traffic violations can be costly. In addition, points from these violations can add up on your record resulting in increased insurance rates and penalties. Therefore, this is a classic situation where you might need to seek the counsel of an experienced attorney. If you find yourself staring at the possibility of being charged with critical traffic violations, consulting an attorney can help you to understand the charges against you and can help you adopt a strategy to reduce fines and penalties you face.

Civil Litigation & Appeals- There are many different types of situations that may fall under the category of civil litigation. While some people may attempt to handle these situations without the representation of an attorney, the best way of dealing with most of these types of situations is to work with an attorney. Only an experienced attorney can provide valuable advice to help you understand your rights and develop a case. Not engaging the right attorney could mean the difference between a favorable outcome and one that leaves you in a bad situation.

In addition to the above situations, an attorney can also help you deal with the following situations:

• Collections
• Wrongful Death
• Domestic Relations and Custody Issues
• Criminal Defense & DWIs
• Creditor's Rights in Bankruptcy Litigation Issues
• Employment Law and Related Aspects
• Probate, Wills, and Trust Administration
• Corporate and Business Litigation
• Civil Litigation Defense
• Personal Injury and Workers Compensation Accidents

Our Attorney Provides Sound Legal Counsel

Mr. Jacobs has been practicing as a licensed attorney since 1987 in Missouri and since 1988 in Illinois. Over the years, he has built a fierce reputation of being one of the most aggressive attorneys in the state. He oversees the operations of the Jacobs Law Office in St. Louis as the Principal.

At the Jacobs Law Office, we attach utmost importance to client requirements and continually strive to provide the best services to our clients. Under the guidance of Mr. Jacobs's leadership, the Jacobs Law Office has been providing legal services to clients in all the above-mentioned streams of litigation. We strive to reduce the stress and hassles involved in any legal process. We respect your feelings and ensure that every case we deal with is handled professionally and with sensitivity.

Contact Our Attorney Today

If you are looking for legal counsel or you find yourself involved in any type of legal issue, contact us immediately. We can review your case and offer legal counsel. To discuss your case, you can call us by phone at (314) 942-7999 or contact our law firm online by completing our simple online form.