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How to contact Avery and Upton?

The day you call Avery & Upton should be the date your situation starts to improve. To schedule an appointment, call us at 301-762-7644.

Who are Bruce Avery and Prudence Upton?

Lawyers Bruce Avery & Prudence Upton are a father-daughter team with complementary skills: Mr. Avery is a former JAG attorney and a current leader in alternative dispute resolution while Ms. Upton is skilled in adversarial litigation. Each of the attorneys brings something unique to the mix and Avery & Upton’s clients benefit. Together with their team of legal assistants, the lawyers and staff members at Avery & Upton work together on each case. Our clients receive respect, personal attention, and caring service. You will never feel ignored, and you will always know what is happening in your case and why.

What is phase V in Montgomery County?

The Montgomery County Circuit Court entered Phase V of reopening. This phase allows for in person civil and criminal jury trials. However, the court is continuing to encourage the use of Zoom for Government for many types of proceedings, including non-jury trials, whenever possible. For in person trials, the courthouse continues to limit entry to employees, litigants, attorneys and testifying witnesses. For any other courthouse visits you will require an appointment. This includes to view files or to visit any other agency in the courthouse.

What happens if you don't comply with the Emergency Order?

5. Any person who does not comply with this Emergency Order shall be subject to removal from courthouse/judicial facility and subject to disciplinary action.

Can you visit the courthouse in person?

For in person trials, the courthouse continues to limit entry to employees, litigants, attorneys and testifying witnesses. For any other courthouse visits you will require an appointment. This includes to view files or to visit any other agency in the courthouse.

Is it difficult to keep everything in perspective?

Perspective is perhaps the most important thing your lawyer brings to your case. We know that often what you think you want today (full custody, the house, the car, etc.) may not be what will make you the happiest several years from now.

Do you have to wear a mask in court?

b. As already noted, throughout courtroom proceedings, all participants shall wear masks/face coverings UNLESS, for good cause shown, the presiding Judge or Magistrate requires any participant, when speaking, to use a disposable mask or wear a personal barrier shield in lieu of a mask to ensure the participant may be heard, with due consideration given to social distancing (see #4).

What is Avery Law LLC?

At Avery Law LLC, we offer a wide range of personal injury legal services that can give you the legal guidance and representation you want to get the compensation you need. Our legal expertise includes:

Who is Jim Avery?

Attorney Jim Avery is a three-time combat veteran focusing on truck and car crashes, dog bites, and workers compensation. He's built a reputation for getting his clients results. Contact us today for more information.

Who is Steven Avery's nephew?

When he returned home later, he said the SUV was gone. Bobby Dassey, Steven Avery's nephew and the brother of Brendan Dassey, a 17-year old also charged in Tereasa Halbach's death points out Steven Avery in the courtroom to begin his testimony at the Calumet County Courthouse during third day of Steve Avery's trial in his murder case Wednesday, ...

What would have undone Dassey's credibility as a witness?

The delivery driver’s statement would have undone Dassey’s credibility as a witness, implicated him in Halbach’s killing, and been evidence he attempted to frame Avery for it, the motion alleges.

Who was the witness in the Halbach case?

Bobby Dassey was the prosecution’s primary witness against his uncle during the initial trial and said he saw Halbach’s car on the family property at 2:30 p.m. on Oct. 31, 2005. He said he saw the victim walk up to her uncle’s trailer before he left to go hunting. When he returned home later, he said the SUV was gone.

Did Zellner argue that her client was framed?

Zellner argued that the new evidence suggests her client was framed and did not have a fair trial. She is alleging that prosecutors withheld the witness’ claims, which would have been beneficial to Avery’s defense.