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At McGill Law, we offer comprehensive legal services, specializing in family law, divorce mediation, collaborative divorce, child custody, modifications, adoption, estate and probate law, as well as criminal defense and juvenile law. Whether you’re seeking a peaceful resolution to family disputes, defending against criminal charges, or navigating juvenile legal matters, our skilled attorneys are here to provide expert guidance. With offices in Omaha and Lincoln, we proudly serve clients across Nebraska and Western Iowa, ensuring personalized attention and dedicated advocacy every step of the way. Schedule your consultation today to learn more.
We can’t wait to meet you!
At McGill Law, your comfort and security are our top priorities. Whether you prefer to meet in person, over the phone, or via Zoom, we’re here to make the process as convenient and supportive as possible.
Here are a few ways you can get started:
Call us at 402-548-5418
Email us at Info@McGillLawyers.com
Complete our Client Intake Form here.
If you’re ready to schedule, simply select your preferred office location below to use our online scheduling tool.
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Prefer not to schedule yourself? No problem - complete our intake form, and we’ll review it and contact you to assist with getting a consultation scheduled.
Click Here For Frequently Asked Questions About Our Consultation Process (FAQs)
Is the consultation fee included in the retainer?
No, the consultation fee is separate. This meeting allows you to speak directly with an attorney to explore options before retaining legal services.
Do you offer free consultations?
We do not. Our consultations are attorney-led and paid to ensure dedicated, professional time for your legal matter.
How much is the retainer? Can you give a possible figure?
Retainer amounts vary based on case complexity. Your attorney will discuss the estimate during your consultation.
Do you offer payment plans for the retainer or legal fees?
Payment plans may be available, depending on your case and legal needs. This will be addressed during your consultation.
What does the retainer cover?
The retainer covers legal work such as attorney time, filings, and document prep. It is applied to your monthly invoice and detailed in your agreement.
How long does the legal process take?
It depends. Family and probate cases can range from months to over a year depending on complexity and court timelines.
Do you take emergency cases or urgent filings?
We may, depending on attorney availability. Please contact us directly for time-sensitive legal needs like protection orders.
Can I speak with an attorney before paying for a consultation?
Attorney time is reserved for paid consultations. Our intake team can help answer initial questions beforehand.
What should I bring to my consultation?
Bring relevant paperwork, a case timeline, and any questions. This helps maximize your consultation time.
Do you represent clients outside of Nebraska or Iowa?
No. Our attorneys are licensed in Nebraska and Iowa and only accept cases within those jurisdictions.
Do you handle custody, divorce, guardianship, and related cases?
Yes. Our firm handles a range of family law matters including divorce, custody, guardianship, and adoption.
How long is the consultation?
Most consultations are 25 or 50 minutes, depending on complexity and attorney availability.
Can I bring someone with me to the consultation?
Yes, but please let us know in advance. Note that bringing someone may affect confidentiality.
What happens after the consultation if I move forward?
You’ll receive a Retainer Agreement. Once signed and the retainer is paid, we begin working on your case.
How can I conduct my consultation?
We offer consultations by Zoom, phone, or in person. Choose the option that works best for you.
Do I need to complete the intake questionnaire before my consultation?
Yes. The form must be submitted at least 3 hours in advance. If not, we may need to reschedule.
What payment methods do you accept?
We accept credit and debit cards, checks, and electronic payments. Ask us if you have questions about methods or timing.
Are you considering divorce and unsure what to expect during your consultation? In this video, attorney and mediator Theresa Loughran guides you through the process, explaining what happens during the initial meeting, the questions you should ask, and how to prepare.
The use of the internet or the client intake form for communication with the firm or any individual member of the firm does not establish an attorney-client relationship.