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Portland Tax Law Firm
Overview
With a deep commitment to clients, SchaeferLaw, LLC, has a reputation for excellence. The law firm in Portland, Maine, handles matters that include state and local tax law, contracts, litigation and appeals. This team has decades of experience in alternative dispute resolution tactics as well as other strategies that preserve a client's time and resources.
The founder of the practice, Matthew Schaefer, as appeared on behalf of clients in courtrooms, including before the Supreme Court of the United States. He takes cases as far as necessary in order to preserve someone's rights and fight for their best interests. In every issue, he identifies a client's goals and works tenaciously toward them.
Clients of this law firm are met with a number of accommodations, including the following:
- Free initial consultations
- Virtual appointments
- Pro bono counsel in asylum cases
About SchaeferLaw, LLC
Practice Areas
- Tax Law
Fees
Accepts Credit Cards
Office Information
Address
1 Union StreetSuite 402 Portland, ME 04101
Office Hours
Monday - Friday: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Phone
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