It’s heartbreaking to live in fear for someone you love. If your family member is struggling or making risky choices, the best thing you can do is stay connected. Let them know you’re there without judgment. Encourage them to reach out for support — not just legal, but emotional and therapeutic as well.

If you believe an arrest might happen soon, reach out to me. We can talk through what to expect, how to prepare, and how to keep your loved one safe during and after an arrest. Sometimes knowing the next step is the first step toward peace.

You’ve already taken a brave step by asking this question. Addiction can cloud judgment and relationships, but it doesn’t erase your love for your children. Protecting them starts with protecting yourself.

Reach out for treatment — even small steps toward recovery matter. If legal trouble is already part of your reality, I can help you navigate that process while connecting you to holistic support systems — counseling, family therapy, and treatment options that respect your dignity. My role isn’t to judge. It’s to help you rebuild.

Yes. Recognizing that violence — physical, emotional, or psychological — has entered your life is the first and hardest step. Whether you’re experiencing it or acting out of anger or fear, there is help.

I work with counselors, trauma specialists, and restorative justice programs that focus on healing rather than punishment. Together, we can create a plan that helps you understand what’s happening, how to regain control, and how to prevent things from getting worse. You’re not alone in this, and it’s never too early to ask for help.

If you’re unsure whether your actions could get you in trouble, it’s time for an honest conversation — not just about the law, but about the choices behind those actions. I can help you understand where legal boundaries are, and how to avoid crossing them.

But more than that, we’ll look at why you’re taking those risks. Understanding your own behavior is part of breaking the cycle. My goal is to help you move forward with awareness, not fear.

You deserve safety — emotional and physical — even as you hold love for your partner. It’s okay to feel conflicted. Many people want healing, not separation.

At Inch Law, we can connect you with confidential therapists and advocates who can listen without judgment or mandatory reporting (in certain contexts). My role is to help you understand your options legally and personally, while protecting your safety. You don’t have to choose between love and help. You can choose both — safely.

Family can be a source of strength, but sometimes they’re not the right people to hear everything — and that’s okay. You still deserve to be supported.

In my practice, confidentiality is absolute. What you share with me stays between us. I can also connect you with counselors, mentors, or peer support groups where you can speak freely and find perspective. You don’t have to carry the weight alone. There are safe ways to unburden yourself and start healing.

Because trust is the foundation of everything we do. I know what it means to hold something so heavy you can’t even name it out loud. That’s why my approach to criminal defense isn’t just about cases — it’s about people.

At Inch Law, your story is yours. You’ll never be judged, dismissed, or defined by your worst moment. What you share stays confidential, and you’ll always be met with compassion.

You don’t have to trust the system. You just have to trust that we’ll walk through it with you.