Brockton, Massachusetts, Criminal and Family Law Attorney
Contact Massachusetts lawyer Lawrence P. Novak regarding any of the following legal issues:
- Criminal Law:
If you have been charged with a crime in Massachusetts, you deserve to be represented by a lawyer who will stand up on your behalf and insist that state prosecutors respect and protect your legal rights. - Property Crimes:
The most important thing to remember if you are charged with theft or fraud is that you are innocent until proven guilty. You are strongly advised not to admit anything or discuss your case with anyone except an attorney who will work to protect your legal rights every step of the way. - Motion to Vacate:
If you believe you were wrongly or unjustly convicted in a criminal trial in Massachusetts, contact an experienced and dedicated criminal defense attorney. It is not necessarily "too late." - DWI:
Whether it is your first offense or a repeat offense, your DUI/DWI arrest in Massachusetts is an urgent matter that requires the prompt attention of an experienced, aggressive drunk driving defense attorney. - Drug Crimes:
Drug addiction is a disease, not a crime. All too often, criminal defendants of the Law Office of Lawrence P. Novak show themselves to be in need of drug abuse rehabilitation rather than incarceration. - Probate / Family Law:
Attorney Lawrence P. Brockton brings extensive knowledge and years of experience to his family law and probate law practice in Plymouth County and beyond. He handles all matters dealt with in probate and family law courts in the area including the following: wills, estate records, inventory and disbursements, guardianships, divorce records, official change of name and adoption cases. - Divorce:
Attorney Novak finds that most reasonable people can communicate rationally with each other for the sake of arriving at a fair, equitable and workable divorce settlement agreement cost effectively. Keeping hassles to a minimum and protecting the client's interests are key goals of the law practice. - Child Custody:
If parents disagree on child custody, the need for conflict resolution arises. Mediation often succeeds where amicable negotiations break down. In rare cases, aggressive litigation is necessary to procure a child custody arrangement that is in the best interests of the children. - Child Support
To best ensure that your and your children's interests are protected as you and the other parent negotiate a child support agreement as part of a divorce or separation, contact Massachusetts lawyer Lawrence P. Novak. Attorney Novak is well qualified and prepared to educate you regarding your rights and legal provisions for your children's well-being. - Car Accidents:
Your physical healing is only one aspect of your car accident case. You are likely to face challenges dealing with insurance company claims adjusters, whether the car accident is "your fault" or the result of another driver's negligence. - Case Analysis:
Contact Mr. Lawrence P. Novak if you have been involved in an auto or truck accident in Massachusetts to request a consultation and case analysis. - Torts:
Tort lawyer Lawrence P. Novak brings lawsuits on behalf of clients who have been wronged by others in the course of civil affairs, such as the following:- Breach of contract
- Fraud
- Contract disputes
- Defamation
- Breach of duty of care
- Product liability
- Personal injury
- Nuisance
- Assault
- Battery
- Consumer Law:
If a major consumer retail outlet has defrauded you with delivery or installation of defective merchandise, discuss the process involved in sending that merchant a 93A violation notice as a first step in bringing about justice in your case. - Politics:
Review examples of Mr. Novak's political involvement demonstrating his commitment to the community. - Press Releases:
See this page for recent press releases regarding Mr. Novak's law practice and political activities.
Schedule a consultation if you have been charged with a drug crime or have been wronged by a merchant or mortgage lender. Contact the Law Office of Lawrence P. Novak.
