Who We Are

At Melinda Taylor Law, you are our number one priority.  We are here to work for you in the event you are charged with a crime or suffering from an unhappy domestic situation such as divorce or child custody proceedings. We will fight as vigorously for you on day one as we will through the conclusion of your case.  Our attentive staff will quickly respond to your needs and keep you abreast at all phases of your case.  Our representation will suit you to a Tee!

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Our Philosophy

Our firm prides itself on personalized customer service. We recognize that your legal problems are unique and require customized legal representation that we are ready to deliver.  Our team will ensure that all aspects of your case are handled discreetly with the utmost confidentiality. Once you hire Melinda Taylor Law, there is no need to worry about the state of your case.  We want you to know that you can leave the worrying to us.

Our Practice Areas

Melinda Taylor

Melinda Taylor is a lifelong defense lawyer. She has 28 years of experience trying criminal, civil and domestic matters. She has never acted in the role of prosecutor and therefore has your best interest at heart throughout any criminal proceeding. Melinda serves as an associate municipal court judge in three different jurisdictions where she was first sworn in in 2003. This experience has concreted her vast domestic knowledge allowing her to deliver superior results in the domestic arena.

How We Work

Our Usual Process

Free Phone Consultation. Call today to talk to Attorney Melinda Taylor about your case. The first phone consultation is free!
In Person Office Consult. Depending on the severity of your case and charges, it may be necessary to have an in-person meeting. This is not always necessary.
Prepare Pleadings and Enter An Appearance In Your Case. Attorneys are required to notify the court when they are retained. Other critical documents must be filed at this stage such as complaints and answers which are time sensitive.
Schedule Court Dates and Conduct Discovery. Following the filing of initial pleadings, the parties are required to conduct a period of discovery where they produce documents to one another and ask the court to weigh in on critical issues.
Motion Hearings if Needed. If either attorney involved in the case, or the court, determine that any pleadings require a hearing, the court will schedule a hearing and all parties must attend at the direction of the court.
Final Hearing or Trial. Once discovery is completed and the court has scheduled a trial or final hearing date, the parties must attend in order to conclude the case.

1. Free Phone Consultation

2. In Person Office Consult

3. Prepare Pleadings and Enter An Appearance In Your Case

4. Schedule Court Dates and Conduct Discovery

5. Motion Hearings if Needed

6. Final Hearing or Trial

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