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You can contact JW Zepeda Law Firm by phone, email, or by submitting the contact form on this page. Our team reviews all inquiries promptly and will follow up as soon as possible to discuss your situation and next steps.

When contacting us, it is helpful to include a brief description of your legal issue, relevant dates, and any deadlines you may be facing. This allows our team to better understand your situation and determine how we may be able to assist you.

Yes. JW Zepeda Law Firm offers consultations for many types of cases. Whether a consultation is free or paid depends on the nature of the matter. Our team will explain the consultation process clearly when you contact us.

Absolutely. Many clients reach out because they are unsure whether their situation requires legal representation. Our team can help assess your concerns and guide you toward the appropriate next steps.

JW Zepeda Law Firm serves clients throughout Texas. Because many services are handled remotely, we are able to assist clients regardless of their location within the state.

We strive to respond to all inquiries as quickly as possible during normal business hours. Response times may vary depending on the volume of requests, but every message is reviewed.

JW Zepeda Law Firm handles a range of legal matters, including civil litigation, personal injury, criminal defense, and administrative law matters. If your issue falls outside our practice areas, we will do our best to guide you appropriately.

In many cases, no. The firm offers remote communication options, allowing clients to consult and work with the team without needing to appear in person unless required.

After you submit your information through the contact form, a member of our team will review your inquiry to determine how best to proceed. You may be contacted for additional details, clarification, or to schedule a consultation. Submitting a form does not create an attorney-client relationship, but it does allow us to begin evaluating your request and responding appropriately.

In many cases, initial contact may be handled by a trained member of our intake or administrative team to gather relevant information. If your matter falls within the firm’s practice areas, your information will be forwarded to an attorney for review. You will be advised of next steps, including whether a consultation with an attorney is appropriate.

Some matters may be handled on a contingency basis, depending on the type of case and specific circumstances involved. Not all cases qualify for contingency representation. Fee arrangements, including contingency, flat fees, or hourly rates, are discussed transparently once the firm has had an opportunity to review the details of a potential case.

If your matter involves an upcoming deadline, court date, or emergency situation, it is important to note this when contacting the firm. While the firm cannot guarantee immediate representation, providing time-sensitive information allows the team to prioritize review and respond accordingly.

No. Submitting a contact form or inquiry does not create an attorney-client relationship. Representation begins only after a formal agreement has been reviewed and signed by both the client and the firm.