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Thompson Law, P.A. Office Policy and Procedures During COVID-19 Courthouse Closures

Thompson Law, P.A. Office Policy and Procedures During COVID-19 Courthouse Closures

Thompson Law, P.A. will still be offering the same personal and prompt service that we have been offering in the past. We will be operating during our normal business hours. Since its inception, Thompson Law, P.A. has been a paperless firm that offers clients access to their client files through DropBox. Each and every client has the opportunity to view their client file at will, download documents, evidence, and monitor the progress of their case.

The difference now is that we will not be offering our services face to face until this pandemic is contained. To do our part in preventing the spread of the Coronavirus, we will be offering client meetings and new client consultations via telephone conference and Skype. For our existing clients, please contact Thompson Law, P.A. to schedule a meeting with Attorney Thompson, who will meet with you over the telephone or via Skype.

If you are currently seeking an attorney, please contact Thompson Law, P.A. to schedule a free consultation via telephone or Skype.

You may also use our online client inquiry system by clicking here, and Attorney Thompson will contact you to discuss your legal needs. If you choose to allow Attorney Matt Thompson to become your attorney, we have the capability of completing all forms online for your convenience and safety.

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  • All Charges Dismissed Child Abuse Battery

    The Client was entangled in a contentious divorce where her ex-husband used the criminal legal system to try to gain leverage against the Client in the family law courts. Attorney Thompson was able to provide documentation, witness statements, and a certificate of completion of a parenting class to get all charges dismissed against the client.

  • All Charges Dismissed Resisting an Officer Without Violence

    The Client was attending a wedding and stayed in a hotel after the reception. Someone called the police regarding a noise complaint. When the police arrived, the Client would not allow the police to enter his hotel room. The police forced entry and arrested the Client for Resisting and Officer Without Violence. Attorney Thompson provided case law to the State that shows that the police officer did not have the right to enter the hotel room and arrest the Client.

  • No Charges Filed and Prevented Arrest Grand Theft

    Client was caring for her special needs sister. While caring for her she received advice from bank personnel to place her sister’s Disability Checks into a bank account in the Client’s name to avoid other family members from stealing money. Once the family members discovered this they called the police to investigate the Client. Attorney Thompson put together documentation showing how the money was being spent and met with police to further explain the situation. The police determined that there was no

  • All Charges Reduced Aggravated Battery

    Attorney Thompson conducted depositions on the alleged victim and third-party witness. Attorney Thompson was able to show that the victim was harassing the Defendant and was not being truthful to the police. Attorney Thompson filed Order to Show Cause against the third-party witness for avoiding subpoena for depositions.

  • Charges Reduced Sale and Possession of Heroin

    Defendant entered a treatment facility while case was pending. Attorney Thompson provided progress reports of all of her progress during her stay to show improvement. State agreed to amend all charges to simple possession and the Defendant was sentenced into Drug Court.

  • Charges Reduced, Guidelines Waived, No Probation Failure to Register as a Career Criminal

    The Client was arrested out of State for a warrant for failure to register as a career criminal. This violated his probation out of Miami-Dade County, Florida. Attorney Thompson was able to track the Client’s addresses and discovered that his landlord at the time lied to his probation officer about his renting an apartment because the landlord was not zoned to allow tenants. The State agreed to a time-served sentence for the time he spent in custody being transported to Florida.