Frequently Asked Questions

No. Contacting the firm, submitting an intake form, or sending a message does not create an attorney-client relationship. That relationship is formed only after Attorney Fletcher completes a conflict check, agrees in writing to represent you, and a written fee agreement is signed. Please do not send confidential details until representation is confirmed in writing.

It is a confidential conversation about your situation and your goals. Attorney Fletcher will listen to the facts, explain your options in plain language, outline the likely process and timeline, and help you decide on the right next step — with no pressure and no obligation.

Family law (divorce, custody, support, paternity, modifications), criminal defense (OWI/DUI, drug offenses, misdemeanors and felonies, expungement), driver's license restoration, and Personal Protection Order (PPO) petitions and defense.

Fletcher Law serves clients throughout Southwest Michigan, including Berrien, Cass, and Van Buren counties, and communities such as St. Joseph, Benton Harbor, Niles, Dowagiac, Cassopolis, and South Haven.

Yes. Legal problems do not keep business hours. You can call or text 269-281-0035 anytime to reach the firm and schedule your consultation. Urgent matters — like an arrest or a PPO served on you — are exactly when early legal help matters most.

Fees depend on the type and complexity of your matter. Attorney Fletcher will discuss fees openly during your consultation and put the arrangement in writing before any representation begins. There are no surprises.

Politely decline to answer questions beyond identifying yourself, and ask to speak with an attorney. Do not discuss your case with police, other people, or over recorded jail phone lines. Then call Attorney Fletcher as soon as possible — the earlier you have counsel, the more options you have.

Michigan license restoration is demanding and most people who try alone are denied. With thorough preparation — proper evaluations, credible support letters, and clear testimony — many drivers do win restoration. Attorney Fletcher will review your situation honestly and tell you whether you are ready to file.

Very fast — PPO matters often allow only a few days to respond. If you have been served, contact Attorney Fletcher immediately so a motion to modify or terminate can be filed within the deadline and your rights protected.

Call or text 269-281-0035, request a consultation online, or complete the client intake form. Attorney Fletcher's office will follow up promptly to schedule your free initial basic consultation.