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Little Rock Criminal Defense Law Firm
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When you need legal representation in Arkansas, the first thing you should be looking for is a lawyer with experience. The partners at Montgomery Wyatt Hardy, PLC, in Little Rock have 70 years of combined experience in family law, divorce and custody cases, criminal defense and general civil practice.
Montgomery Wyatt Hardy, PLC attorneys have acted as lead counsel in a wide variety of state and federal court proceedings...
When you need legal representation in Arkansas, the first thing you should be looking for is a lawyer with experience. The partners at Montgomery Wyatt Hardy, PLC, in Little Rock have 70 years of combined experience in family law, divorce and custody cases, criminal defense and general civil practice.
Montgomery Wyatt Hardy, PLC attorneys have acted as lead counsel in a wide variety of state and federal court proceedings. Their high-stakes experiences in criminal defense cases have enabled them with a keen anticipatory sense to strategically outmaneuver the opposition. The law firm diligently researches and plans for every angle of every case, whether that be criminal defense, family law, probate or any other. They work to resolve cases with the best possible outcome before a court appearance or litigation is necessary.
Located in Little Rock's MacArthur Park Historic District, the offices of Montgomery, Wyatt & Hardy were founded in 1996. The law firm offers free initial consultations in all of its practice areas. They also fully recognize the delicate circumstances and difficult decision-making process associated with family law, probate and child custody cases. Every person involved in such cases is treated with compassion while the attorneys work toward preserving the security and assets of you and your children. Their hope is to resolve your case civilly.
Montgomery, Wyatt & Hardy also takes cases in general civil practice to help people throughout Arkansas with property disputes and contract disputes. When you are considering any case or lawsuit, you need to make sure you are properly represented by a law firm armed with the tools and experience to pursue a favorable resolution in your best interests.
About Montgomery Wyatt Hardy, PLC
Practice Areas
- Criminal Defense
- Family Law
- Divorce
- Probate
Published Works
- Criminal Law Attorneys in Arkansas
- Arkansas Criminal Defense Overview
- Family Law and Probate in Arkansas
- General Civil Practice in Arkansas
People
Attorneys
- Betty Hardy (Partner) 1 Reviews
- Orin Eddy "Ed" Montgomery (Partner) 1 Reviews
- James W. "Jim" Wyatt
Office Information
Address
308 East 8th Street Little Rock, AR 72202 - 3904
Phone
Fax
- 501-375-7943
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