Get to know me in 3: 

We asked each member of the "LG Law family" three questions and here are Lisa's answers.

1. If I think I have a legal issue what should my first move be?

"Call, email, or text LG Law for assistance right away!! We can help you determine if you need an attorney or notary, and if we can provide that help."

2. Why do I need to contact you so quickly if i'm not even sure whether my problem is legal or not? 

"Most legal issues have a timeframe in which you must bring your claim. If that time expires and you have not filed the proper legal papers you could be prohibited from bringing ANY suit related to that issue. It is best to contact us as soon as you even think you may have an issue so we can determine if you do and if you are still within that window of opportunity."

3. What is your one piece of go to advice that you wish more people knew?

"Always Call a Lawyer!! Or, Two!! When people rely on search engines for free advice they usually lose out in the long run. These online tools cannot compare to a live attorney. You can only input so many factors into a computer program, whereas a person can gather even the minute details, which can sometimes make or break your claim. My advice? Like a broken record ... call an attorney and save yourself the hassle and costs associated with taking shortcuts when it comes to the law."

Areas Focused on:                            

International

Business

end of life

DIVORCE

Certificates:

        *From Loyola University New Orleans College of Law

Certificate in Law, Technology, and Entrepreneurship*

Certificate in International Legal Studies*

Free Consultation

"My mission is to provide you with the best solutions to your legal problems that I can. In an effort to streamline my services, I provide a free twenty-to-thirty-minute consulation to  ensure I have enough information to decide whether our firm will be able to handle your needs. This meeting creates a jumping off point to give us both a better idea of the who, what, when, where, and how that surrounds your issues. I look forward to meeting with you soon."