Car Accidents · Injuries · Divorce · Custody
Bayport Personal Injury & Family Lawyers
When a crash changes your life or your family is going through a hard transition, you need a lawyer who picks up the phone. We have represented people in Bayport and Harbor County since 2006.
- Free, confidential consultation
- Se habla español
- Evening and video appointments
Free Consultation
Tell us what happened. A lawyer will call you back.
- 2006Serving Bayport since
- 5Attorneys, injury and family
- English & EspañolConsultations in both
- EveningsAnd Saturday appointments
Why clients call us
Local lawyers who answer the phone
Free consultation
Talk with a lawyer about your situation at no cost and with no obligation to hire us.
We come to you
Hurt and unable to travel? We meet at your home or hospital room, or by video.
Se habla español
Spanish-speaking attorneys and staff, from the first call through the last hearing.
Your lawyer, directly
You get your attorney’s direct line and email, and a callback within one business day.
Practice areas
How we can help
Two practices under one roof: injury lawyers who take on insurance companies, and family lawyers who guide you through divorce, custody, and adoption.
Personal Injury
Car Accidents
Rear-end, intersection, and highway crashes, including claims against uninsured drivers.
Learn more about car accidentsTruck Accidents
Collisions with tractor-trailers and delivery fleets, where the carrier’s records matter early.
Ask about your case (truck accidents)Motorcycle Accidents
Riders hurt by drivers who did not look, and the insurer arguments that tend to follow.
Ask about your case (motorcycle accidents)Slip and Fall
Injuries on unsafe stairs, wet floors, and poorly lit property at stores and apartments.
Ask about your case (slip and fall)Wrongful Death
Quiet, careful help for families who have lost someone through another person’s negligence.
Ask about your case (wrongful death)
Family Law
Divorce
Contested and uncontested divorce, property division, and support, handled with a plan.
Ask about your case (divorce)Child Custody & Support
Parenting plans, custody disputes, support calculations, and later modifications.
Ask about your case (child custody & support)Adoption
Stepparent, relative, and agency adoptions, from consent through the final hearing.
Ask about your case (adoption)Protective Orders
Fast help seeking or responding to a protective order, including emergency hearings.
Ask about your case (protective orders)
How your case works
From the first call to the final result
Every case is different, but the path is predictable. Here is what working with us looks like.
Step 1: Free consultation
Call or send the form. A lawyer, not a call center, listens to what happened and tells you honestly whether we can help.
Step 2: We gather the facts
For an injury, we collect police reports, photos, medical records, and insurance policies. For a family matter, we gather financial records and the details that matter to the court.
Step 3: A plan you understand
We explain your options in plain English or Spanish, what each one is likely to involve, and the timeline to expect.
Step 4: Negotiate or mediate
Most matters resolve through negotiation with insurers or mediation between spouses. We prepare every case as if it will not.
Step 5: Court, if it comes to that
When an agreement is not fair, we file, argue, and try your case. You will know what to expect before every hearing.
Our attorneys
Meet the attorneys
You will work with the same lawyer from your consultation to the end of your case.
Your first meeting
What to expect at your free consultation
Your consultation takes about 45 minutes, in our office, by phone, or by video. You will meet with an attorney, not an intake specialist, and everything you tell us is confidential.
For an injury, bring
- The police or accident report number
- Photos of the scene, vehicles, and injuries
- Medical bills and visit summaries
- Any letters from insurance companies
For a family matter, bring
- Recent pay stubs and tax returns
- Any existing court orders or agreements
- Your children’s current schedule
- A list of questions you want answered
Do not have everything? Come anyway. We can request most records for you.
Schedule My Free ConsultationFamily law
Steady guidance through divorce and custody
Family cases are personal. Laura Reyes and our family law team take time to understand what matters most to you, whether that is a fair parenting schedule, keeping the house, or simply getting through the process without a public fight.
Where it is safe and sensible, we resolve matters through negotiation and mediation. When it is not, we are prepared to stand up for you and your children in court.
- Uncontested and contested divorce
- Parenting plans and modifications
- Emergency protective orders
Questions
Frequently asked questions
Straight answers to what people ask us most. For advice about your situation, call for a free consultation.
What does a consultation cost?
Nothing. Your first consultation is free, whether your question is about an injury or a family matter. If we can help, we will explain our fee arrangement in writing before you decide anything.
Do I have a case?
That is exactly what the free consultation is for. In an injury matter we look at who was at fault, how you were hurt, and what insurance applies. In a family matter we look at what you want to happen and what the court will consider. Either way, you leave knowing your options.
How long will my case take?
It depends on the facts. Many injury claims resolve once treatment is complete and the full cost of the injury is known; some go to trial. An uncontested divorce can finish in a few months, while a contested custody case can take longer. We give you a realistic timeline at the start and keep you updated.
Is there a deadline to file?
Yes. Injury claims have strict filing deadlines, and claims against a city, county, or state agency can require written notice within a short time. Call us as soon as you can so a deadline does not decide your case for you.
Do you speak Spanish?
Sí. Laura Reyes, Hannah Brooks, and several members of our staff speak Spanish, and you can reach a Spanish-speaking team member directly at (410) 555-0188.
Can I meet with you outside office hours?
Yes. We hold evening appointments on weekdays and can meet by video. If you are in the hospital or cannot travel after an accident, a member of our team can come to you.
Our office
Visit us in downtown Bayport
218 Harbor Street, Suite 300
Bayport
Hours
Monday to Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.
Saturday, 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
Serving Bayport, Harbor County, and the surrounding communities. Free parking behind the building, and two blocks from the Harbor County Courthouse.
Talk to a Bayport lawyer today
Your consultation is free and confidential. Call, or tell us what happened and we will call you back the same business day.
Se habla español: (410) 555-0188