Ellicott City, Maryland, Trial Lawyer
Criminal Defense — DUI/DWI — Bankruptcy — Family Law — Divorce Law
The criminal defense, family law and bankruptcy law firm of the Law Office of William C. Wood, LLC, has helped hundreds of clients in Washington, D.C., and throughout Maryland solve their legal challenges. Attorney William Wood handles a broad range of legal issues, including:
- Criminal defense, including arson, homicide, manslaughter, weapons charge, robbery, child abuse, kidnapping and vehicular manslaughter
- DUI/DWI. We have successfully achieved dismissal of charges or reduced charges for numerous clients charged with drunk driving.
- Sex crimes, including charges involving child pornography, child sexual abuse, rape, prostitution and indecent exposure
- Assault charges, including the assault of a spouse, family members, neighbors, strangers and co-workers
- Drug charges, including drug possession, drug trafficking, drug manufacturing, drug possession, cultivation, distribution and charges relating to prescription drugs
- Family law, including divorce, protective orders, domestic violence, guardianships, adoption, child support, child custody, visitation, spousal maintenance, separation agreements, modifications and distribution of property
- Divorce law. We handle a wide variety of divorce cases, including cases involving low- and high-value marital property, high- and low-conflict levels, and contested and uncontested divorce.
- Custody and visitation. We handle custody and visitation legal matters at the time of your divorce, and later, when your arrangement needs to be modified.
- Bankruptcy. We handle Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcies for individuals.
- IRS tax disputes
- Intellectual property
Contact Us
If you have questions regarding family law, criminal defense or bankruptcy law, contact the Law Office of William C. Wood, LLC. We offer free initial consultations, accept credit cards, charge affordable and competitive rates, and are conveniently located in Historic Ellicott City near free parking and area circuit and district courts. To contact us, call (410) 465-6971.
