We offer several services, primarily in the areas of criminal law and family law, including Dependency and Child Support. Dependency cases are brought by the Department of Children and Families (DCF) when a child has been abused, abandoned, or neglected. A parent may have a non-judicial case, where the child remains in the home and the Courts are not involved; a dependency without a removal, where there is a court case but the child is still in the home; or a dependency where the the child was removed from the parent.

Child support cases may be brought by the Department of Revenue (DOR), through Child Support Enforcement. DOR prosecutes non-custodial parents solely for child support and does not intervene in custody issues. Child support may also be litigated in Family Court, along with paternity, custody, and divorce.

Although Lee Legal has a wealth of experience dealing with State-initiated cases, we also represent clients in paternity and divorce cases. In addition, Lee Legal represents clients in personal injury cases, including automobile accidents, as well as criminal cases.