We personally handle cases in:
- Anne Arundel County
- Baltimore City
- Baltimore County
- Carroll County
- Cecil County
- Charles County
- Frederick County
- Howard County
- Montgomery County
- Prince George’s
- Wicomico County
- Worcester County
Eastern Shore Representation

Having moved just outside Ocean City in 2017, I regularly practice in Worcester County (Ocean City and Snow Hill) handling family law cases (divorce and child custody cases), criminal cases, DUI/DWI, and serious traffic cases.
If you are on the Ocean City beach next summer, keep a look out for the plane flying the … “MiketheLawyer.com” banner!
Co-Counsel Arrangements
There are many cases where I work with other attorneys in a co-counsel capacity in the above jurisdictions.
Client acknowledges that Attorney may consult with other legal professionals regarding client’s case as Attorney deems necessary. Client further authorizes Attorney to share legal fees with co-counsel and/or with any other legal professionals that Attorney consults with or who may have any claim of quantum meruit related to Client’s matter. Any fee-splitting by Attorney shall be at Attorney’s discretion and shall not impact or increase the amount billed to client.
It’s All About Relationships
The lawyers that I choose to work with all bring special skillsets and personality traits that I feel are appropriate for a particular client and his/her unique situation. In some ways, I am a professional match maker. I only work with people that I like, trust, and respect and who are known for high achievement and successful outcomes. My selection of co-counsel, with client approval, of course, is a reflection on me and I take joint responsibility and involvement on all co-counsel arrangements. You truly get two for the price of one in many instances and the ability to bounce ideas around between co-counsel is invaluable at times. More importantly, I want to make sure that if I am not well known in a particular jurisdiction, that my co-counsel is “local”. It makes such a difference.
