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Vidmer Law Office
With convenient locations in Murray and Paducah, Kentucky, Vidmer Law Office offers our clients solid legal advice and representation in several complicated areas of the law, including bankruptcy, criminal defense, family law and personal injury.
Founder Steve D. Vidmer shares nearly 20 years of legal experience with individuals,families and Murray State University students struggling with complex financial and personal legal issues...
Vidmer Law Office
With convenient locations in Murray and Paducah, Kentucky, Vidmer Law Office offers our clients solid legal advice and representation in several complicated areas of the law, including bankruptcy, criminal defense, family law and personal injury.
Founder Steve D. Vidmer shares nearly 20 years of legal experience with individuals,families and Murray State University students struggling with complex financial and personal legal issues.
Our Practice Areas
When you are facing mounting credit card bills and other debt, you can turn to Vidmer Law Office for assistance. Our attorney will educate you about your debt relief options and guide you through the bankruptcy process. If you are considering filing for Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 bankruptcy, we invite you to contact our firm today.
In our criminal defense cases, Steve D. Vidmer works with our clients to build a strong defense plan that will help us achieve the best outcome in our clients' cases. We also understand those unique challenges that college students face when charged with DUI, drug crimes and other misdemeanors.
In addition to our bankruptcy and criminal defense practices, our law firm provides legal assistance with your family law and personal injury cases.
We are dedicated to helping each of our clients achieve the best possible outcomes in their cases. Whether through negotiation or tenacious litigation, we will fight to protect your rights and obtain favorable results for you.
About Vidmer Law Office
Practice Areas
- Bankruptcy
- Personal Injury
- Family Law
Litigation
- 10%
Honors
- Editor-in-Chief, Northern Kentucky Law Review, 1992 - 1993
Published Works
- Chapter 7 Bankruptcy
- Chapter 13 Bankruptcy
- Save My House
- Bankruptcy Process
- Is Bankruptcy the Best Option for Me?
- How Arbitration Works, BNA, 1995
People
Attorneys
- Steve D. Vidmer (Sole Practitioner)
Staff
- Nicole L. Cain, Legal Assistant
- Cecelia P. Rider, Assistant
Fees
Offers Free Initial Consultation
Office Information
Address
508 Broadway Paducah, KY 42001
Phone
Fax
- 270-933-1782
Websites
Other Offices
Vidmer Law Office (Main Office) 309 North 4th Street Suite A Murray, KY 42071 - 2001 (866) 753-1752
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