THE WOODLANDS, TX, March 20, 2013 (Press-News.org) Sometimes choices people make have legal repercussions. These choices include adopting a child, divorce, driving while intoxicated, or a lengthy child support battle. If so, you need the services of an experienced adoptions attorney, divorce attorney, DWI attorney, or family attorney. With that in mind, Franzoni & Nelson, PLLC, is proud to announce the launch of a newly designed website highlighting their experience in criminal and family law.
According to the firm's website, it is their mission to fight for the rights of individuals who require legal representation. One way they accomplish this aim is by providing quality legal services pertaining to matters of criminal defense. Whether you are charged with DWI, drug trafficking, assault, or family violence, a criminal attorney at Franzoni & Nelson will leave no stone unturned to defend your rights.
Besides being experts in criminal law, the attorneys at Franzoni & Nelson, PLLC are experienced at handling a wide variety of family law matters. They have represented clients in divorce, child custody and child support cases, as well as matters pertaining to the adoption of a child. Franzoni & Nelson, PLLC also has worked cases involving restraining orders and international child abduction.
Franzoni & Nelson, PLLC's new website is user friendly and easy to navigate. On the homepage, visitors can click on images to see all the areas of law the firm practices. Throughout the website, there is an online form that can be filled out for those needing legal advice or representation.
To learn more about Franzoni and Nelson, PLLC, call 281-459-0701 or contact them via email at email@franzoniandnelson.com.
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Franzoni and Nelson, PLLC's Newly Designed Woodlands Family Law Website Can Help Anyone Needing Legal Representation
The family law and criminal defense law firm of Franzoni and Nelson, PLLC is proud to fight for the rights of Houston-area residents from all walks of life.
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