Areas We Serve

Four offices covering four judicial circuits across South Carolina. Which one handles your case depends on the county you were charged in, not the one you live in Start with the office below that matches your court.

Greenville and Pickens counties, 13th Judicial Circuit

Greenville & the Upstate

Our Greenville office covers the county seat and the towns around it, from the Main Street and West End bar district downtown out to the I-85 and I-385 corridors. Because Greenville and Pickens counties share the 13th Circuit, the same solicitor's office prosecutes cases on both sides of the line.

531 S Main St, Greenville, SC 29601

Communities in this area

Richland and Kershaw counties, 5th Judicial Circuit

Columbia & the Midlands

Our Columbia office works the capital and the communities ringing it, including the University of South Carolina and the Five Points and Vista districts next to campus. Columbia is also where federal court sits, so cases here can end up in either system depending on the charge.

1820 Bull Street, Columbia, SC 29201

Communities in this area

Anderson and Oconee counties, 10th Judicial Circuit

Anderson & Oconee

Our Anderson office handles both counties in the 10th Circuit, including Clemson and the Lake Hartwell shoreline. Two patterns dominate here: boating-under-the-influence charges through the warm months, and drug and weapons cases coming out of interdiction stops on I-85.

2315 N Main St #100, Anderson, SC 29621

Communities in this area

Beaufort, Allendale, Colleton, Hampton, and Jasper counties, 14th Judicial Circuit

Beaufort & the Lowcountry

Our Beaufort office covers the widest circuit we practice in, from the historic district and Port Royal out to Hilton Head and the counties inland. Three things shape the caseload here: the military presence around Parris Island, charges on the water, and the number of people charged in a county they do not live in.

711 Bladen St Suite 312, Beaufort, SC 29902

Charged in this circuit? Call the office directly. We cover all five counties and can often appear on your behalf if you live out of state.

Not sure which office covers your case?

Tell us the county on the arrest paperwork and we will route you to the right attorney. The consultation is free either way.