General legal intake

Tell us enough to begin a careful review.

This form sends the information to the firm for an initial review. It does not create an attorney-client relationship or guarantee that the firm can accept the matter.

Do not rely on this form for an emergency, hearing, trial, or filing deadline. If immediate action is necessary, contact the court, emergency services, or another lawyer directly.

01 Potential client

How may the firm contact the person seeking assistance?

Full legal name Required

Email Required

Phone Required

Preferred contact Required

Detailed voicemail is permittedLeave unchecked if messages should only ask for a return call.

02 Opposing party or adverse person

Accurate names help the firm identify conflicts before discussing the matter.

Full name or organization Required

Email If known

Phone If known

03 Alternative contact

Identify someone the firm may contact only if it cannot reach the potential client. Matter details will not be disclosed to this person.

Full name Optional

Relationship Optional

Email Optional

Phone Optional

I authorize this limited contact.The firm may contact this person solely to try to reach the potential client.

04 Matter information

Provide a concise overview. An attorney will decide what additional information is necessary.

Area of law Required

A hearing or trial is currently scheduled.Check this even if the date may change.

Scheduled court event Complete all four fields.

What is scheduled?

Scheduled date

Case number

County

Brief description of the matter and assistance requested Required

Do not include passwords, Social Security numbers, bank information, or unnecessary medical details.

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05 Required acknowledgment

I understand that submitting this intake does not create an attorney-client relationship.Representation begins only if the firm completes its review and both the client and firm enter an engagement agreement.

Submitting sends the intake to the firm for review. A copy is not stored in an application database.

Never assume a deadline is protected until a lawyer confirms representation.