Integrity and Creativity
No matter your present situation or life stage, sooner or later, you're likely to need an attorney. When that happens, you'll need to find someone with integrity, someone you can trust to handle your case with the attention it deserves. With the growing complexity of legal issues across all facets of life, you need someone with creativity to find the right solution for you. Moreover, you'll need a compassionate lawyer who can minimize the stress and emotional pain that comes with certain legal issues.
When you place your trust in the expert hands of our legal team, you are placing your trust in the hands of professionals who are committed to winning and achieving the best possible outcome for you.
Our Team
In short, you need the Oliver Law Group, P.C. We are a team of experienced, hardworking attorneys with integrity and an absolute commitment to putting our clients' best interests first.
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Testimonials
Please thank her (Alyson Oliver) for fighting for me and not just to see what she can get. Someone asked me how I wound up with her and I told them it was God. He led me to the best website, the best hosp., the best dr., the best attorney. They asked because they had heard of her good work.
For everything you do, & did for getting me such a nice settlement. Yours Sincerely,
Wow, is all that I can say. You are the best! I wouldn't want to answer those questions. Thank you,
I'm glad I chose your office to represent us. I have never doubted my choice I guess I thought it would be over by now. Hope you have a great weekend and thanks for all you do :)
Thank you to all who worked on my case, you were very helpful and made this as pain free as possible for me! Thanks
...thank you so much Alyson, and team, for your guidance in this process and for advocating for our settlement and class rep payments. It's a story where the right thing prevailed. Love that!
Thank you so much! We are excited!
Thank you for helping us achieve some progress in this matter. If this stops others from having to deal with the same chaos, it will have been well worth it for me. Getting back what was paid to them is an extra bonus! Again, thank you for all your work. I will definitely think of you for legal matters in the future. Let's hope I never need to call though!
It was a smoother exit from a difficult situation than I had expected, and I am grateful for that.... Thanks again for all your help and advice. I'm sleeping easier because of it, which believe me is worth a great deal to me. If troubles plague me further, I know I can rely on you. This is also a good deal of peace of mind for me, and I thank you for that as well.
I just wanted to thank you again for all your help.
Alyson Oliver is amazing!!
I would like to commend both you and Mr. Barsenas for your collective hard work and speedy replies.
Thank you again! Can't believe it is finally done. Great work. I appreciate all you've done to get this completed.
FAQ
Lawyers, by virtue of a state's bar admission, are expected to both uphold the law and protect the rights of their clients. In addition to actually knowing the law, particularly within his or her practice area, an attorney must be able to communicate clearly with their clients, work competently to resolve their client's needs and be ethical in the performance of their overall handling of a case.
You may qualify for free legal help if you meet certain income requirements, especially if you are charged with a crime for which the sentence would deprive you of liberty (such as jail or prison time). For non-criminal matters, community legal clinics and lawyers working \"pro bono\" offer free legal services for those who qualify.
It depends on the situation and the breadth of service since only lawyers may practice law. Paralegals, for example, may represent you in certain situations involving complaints against a government agency (such as a dispute over Social Security benefits). You may also represent yourself in court, hire a notary public, or work with law students (under the supervision of a lawyer) under certain circumstances.
To become a lawyer, one must first complete special training and meet other professional requirements. Although each state has its own standards for licensing attorneys, most states require hopeful lawyers to obtain an undergraduate degree and then graduate from an accredited law school. Once the formal education is complete, they must also take and pass the state's Bar Examination (a rigid test of knowledge in all fields of law), submit to the investigation into their moral character and fitness to practice law, and be sworn in by the state or federal Supreme Court.
