Cranston, RI Lawyer for Injury, DUI, Criminal, and Family Cases
I'm from Cranston, and many of my clients come from Cranston. When something goes wrong (a crash, an arrest, a divorce), you want a lawyer who knows the community, knows the courts your case will go through, and gives you a straight answer. My office is at 1370 Chalkstone Avenue in Providence, a short drive from anywhere in Cranston.
Where Cranston cases are heard
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Breathalyzer refusals and traffic cases: the Rhode Island Traffic Tribunal on New London Avenue in Cranston.
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Criminal charges: misdemeanors, including DUI, are heard in the Third Division District Court at the Kent County courthouse on Quaker Lane in Warwick. Felony cases move to Providence County Superior Court in Providence.
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Divorce, custody, and other family matters: Rhode Island Family Court at the Garrahy Judicial Complex in Providence.
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Injury lawsuits: cases that don't settle are filed in court in Providence County.
How I help Cranston clients
Car accidents and injuries. Hurt in a crash on I-95, Route 37, Reservoir Avenue, or anywhere else in Cranston? I deal with the insurance companies and push for the full value of your claim. You pay no attorney's fee unless we recover. Car accident and injury cases →
DUI and refusal. If you're charged with refusing a breath test, your case will be heard right here in Cranston at the Traffic Tribunal. I defend the refusal and any DUI charge that comes with it, and I work to protect your license from the start. DUI and refusal defense →
Criminal defense. From the arrest through arraignment and beyond, I'll explain each step and look for every route to a dismissal, a filing, or a reduced charge. Criminal defense →
Divorce and family law. Divorce, custody and placement, child support, and modifications in Rhode Island Family Court. Divorce and family law →
Why Cranston clients call me
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I'm from here. Cranston isn't just a city on my service list. It's home, and a lot of my clients are people I'd run into around town.
Frequently asked questions
Will I have to go to Providence for my case? It depends on the case. Refusal and traffic cases are heard in Cranston at the Traffic Tribunal. Misdemeanor charges, including DUI, are heard at the Kent County courthouse in Warwick. Felony cases and divorce, custody, and other family matters are heard at the courthouses in Providence. I'll tell you exactly where and when you need to be.
Do you only take cases from Cranston? No. I represent people throughout Rhode Island, including Providence, Johnston, North Providence, Warwick, and beyond, and I handle criminal defense and injury cases in Massachusetts, including Attleboro, Fall River, and Taunton.
Talk to a Cranston lawyer today
The consultation is free. Call (401) 656-5555 or send a message.