If you want to solve a problem, you first have to understand it. This is as true in day-to-day life as it is in the practice of law. At Shrader & Goad, in Amherst, Virginia, our general practice attorneys are effective at solving our clients’ legal problems because we know the law and how it affects real-life situations.
If you come to us with a legal concern, we will discuss it with you thoroughly, so we understand your point of view and the outcomes you wish to achieve. Moreover, we will do the research necessary to uncover the facts. Once we have all the necessary information, we can recommend a course of action and inform you of your options within the law.
This prudent approach might seem obvious, but it truly differentiates our law firm. When clients hire us to do legal work for them, we take their needs seriously and perform the due diligence to meet those needs.
Our goal is to provide a favorable return on your investment in legal services.
Our Categories Of Practice
Although Shrader & Goad is a general practice law firm, there are areas in which we focus. If you retain us, we can help you solve legal problems related to the following:
Criminal and Traffic Defense
We work to get criminal charges reduced or dropped, and when possible, we seek to get our clients acquitted.
Business Law
Whether starting a new business or looking for a competent lawyer to assist with your current business ventures, give Shrader & Goad a call.
Real Estate Law
We provide trusted, experienced guidance, representation and service in a variety of real estate matters.
Personal & Workplace Injury
We handle personal and workplace injury, as well as wrongful death cases in Amherst, Lynchburg, and surrounding counties.
Additional Areas Of Practice
- Local government matters and disputes: We represent individuals, businesses, developers, and others who need to resolve land use, permitting, and other concerns involving local government entities.
- Delinquent real estate tax collections and auctions: We represent local governments in collecting delinquent real estate taxes through a process that may result in auctions of the real estate.
