Rutledge Law Office: Site Map

Practice Areas

Estate Planning
- What it isn't
- What it is
- Who needs it
- How it works
Property
Small Business
Contracts
Civil Litigation
Domestic Relations (Family Law)
- Alternative Families
Thoughts on Family Law

Criminal Law
- Tips on Preparing for Criminal Court

Attorney Profile

Views on Personal/Professional Relationships
About Mr. Rutledge
Staff
- Ms. Crystal Shook, paralegal

Contact the Office

Phone
Fax
E-Mail
Courier
vCard Download
Driving Directions
Maps

My Philosophy on the Law

Putting the Law to Work
Planning Pays
Self-Help / Do-It-Yourself Legal
- Legal / Will Software
- E-Z Fill Legal Forms
- Cheap Legal Services / On-Line Services
- Cherry-Picked Advice / Quick Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

What does 'General Practice' mean?
What is 'Financial Literacy'?
How much will it cost? (Billing Policies & Procedures)

The Initial Consultation

Settle, or Sue?

(This section will grow as questions are asked.)

Services for Lawyers

Legal Research
Drafting
Document Review
Appearances
Local Referrals

Forms

New Client Information Form
W-9 Form (Tax ID Information)

Now accepting payment via MasterCard, VISA, and Discover debit and credit cards.

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