Contact
Start with a clear next step.
Tell us whether you need assistance with family law, a criminal matter, or a personal injury claim. Our office will review your inquiry and contact you about consultation arrangements. Include any upcoming hearing or deadline so we can assess availability.
Office
LC Legal Group
302 E. Carson Avenue10th Floor
Las Vegas, NV 89101
702.447.0947
admin@lclegalgroup.com
Path One
Schedule a consultation
Choose an available consultation time using our online scheduling link. Any applicable consultation fee will be shown before you confirm your appointment.
Path Two
Request a consultation
Prefer to have us contact you? Provide your contact information and the general type of legal matter. Our team will follow up about availability and the next steps.
Online Intake
Tell us about your matter
Use the secure intake form below to tell us about your matter. Our office will review your submission and contact you about consultation arrangements.
Frequently Asked Questions
Questions clients ask before the first appointment
Yes. A consultation can help you understand the issues, identify questions requiring further review, and consider your next steps. You do not need to have decided to file a case before requesting an appointment.
Bring any filed papers, current court orders, and information about upcoming dates. Financial documents may be useful for a divorce; citations and court notices for a criminal matter; and incident, insurance, and treatment information for an injury claim. The office can tell you what to provide for your appointment.
Fees depend on the type of matter, the work involved, and the agreed scope of representation. We explain the proposed fee arrangement and required payments before you decide whether to retain the firm. Your written agreement identifies the services and charges that apply.
Payment arrangements may be available for certain matters, subject to approval and a written agreement. Ask about the options for your matter during the consultation.
That depends on the issues, the evidence, and whether an acceptable resolution can be reached. We evaluate negotiation opportunities while preparing for the steps your case may require. We will discuss the considerations involved in a proposed settlement or contested proceeding.
Timing depends on the court's calendar, the disputed issues, available evidence, and the other parties' positions. After reviewing your circumstances, we can discuss the likely next stages and factors that may affect the schedule.
Yes. We can evaluate a pending matter to determine whether the firm can offer representation. Provide the case number, current counsel information, existing orders, and upcoming deadlines when you contact the office.
No. LC Legal Group represents women and men. We also welcome women who specifically prefer to work with a woman attorney when discussing divorce, parenting, and financial concerns.
No. An intake form begins the inquiry process. Our office must evaluate the matter, complete its conflict review, and confirm the engagement before beginning representation.