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Woodstock Criminal Law Firm
Overview
Big Valley Law was formed in June 2007 to fill a need for a full-service, general-practice law firm that serves the greater Shenandoah Valley. Our attorneys are admitted to practice in local, state, and federal courts throughout Virginia and Tennessee.
The legal team at Big Valley Law brings to its clients a broad array of legal experience and interests that range over forty years...
Big Valley Law was formed in June 2007 to fill a need for a full-service, general-practice law firm that serves the greater Shenandoah Valley. Our attorneys are admitted to practice in local, state, and federal courts throughout Virginia and Tennessee.
The legal team at Big Valley Law brings to its clients a broad array of legal experience and interests that range over forty years. Our attorneys specialize in matters of civil litigation, family law, criminal law, employment law and general business law from the employer's perspective.
Our attorneys are committed to serving their clients' needs in a professional and ethical manner.
About Big Valley Law
Practice Areas
- Criminal Law
Fees
Accepts Credit Cards
Office Information
Address
521 N Main StreetOffice 101 Woodstock, VA 22664
Office Hours
By Appointment Only
Phone
Fax
- 540-433-1104
Websites
Other Offices
Big Valley Law (Main Office) 139 N Liberty Street Suite 201 Harrisonburg, VA 22802 540-904-0243
Big Valley Law 1524 N Augusta Street Staunton, VA 24401 540-904-0243
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