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Contact Nova Law Group

Nova Law Group represents people facing criminal charges throughout Maricopa County, along with clients dealing with orders of protection and injunctions against harassment, professional license exposure, and contract disputes. Consultations are free and confidential.

The fastest way to reach us is by phone at (480) 405-6767. If you have a court date within the next several days, or someone is currently in custody, call rather than using the form. A phone call reaches our intake team directly and gets your situation in front of an attorney faster than a message will.

What the consultation actually involves

Your first call is with our intake team rather than a lawyer. They will take down what happened, what court you are in, and how soon you need to be seen, and get your consultation scheduled. The consultation itself is with an attorney and runs roughly twenty to thirty minutes, by phone, video, or in person at our Phoenix office, whichever is easier for you.

We will ask what happened, what you have been told so far, whether you have a court date, and whether anyone has attempted to interview you. In return you should expect a plain-language explanation of what the charge means in Arizona, the realistic range of outcomes, what the process will look like and how long it takes, and what representation costs. If we do not think you need a lawyer, we will tell you. If your matter falls outside what we handle well, we will say so and point you somewhere better.

You are not obligated to hire us, and the conversation stays confidential either way.

What to have ready

None of this is required, and not having it is not a reason to wait. But if you have it in front of you, the conversation goes further:

Any paperwork you were given — a citation, a release order, a summons, a complaint, or a form with a court date on it. The name of the court and the case number if you have one. The date and rough location of the incident. The name of any officer or detective who contacted you. And whether you have any prior criminal history, including cases that were dismissed or set aside.

If someone you love is in custody

Call us. Family members are often the ones who make the first call, and that is normal — we can talk to you about the situation and what the options are.

Two things matter enormously in the first days. First, jail phone calls are recorded, and prosecutors do listen to them, so do not discuss the facts of the case on a jail line with anyone other than an attorney. Second, the window to ask about diversion in a felony case closes at arraignment, and arraignment can arrive faster than most families expect. If you want to know what the next few weeks look like, our guide to what happens after an arrest walks through it step by step.

Before you send a message

Please do not include confidential, privileged, or highly sensitive details in the form below. Until we have confirmed that we are able to represent you and have no conflict, a web form is not a protected channel. A short description of the charge and your contact information is enough for us to call you back.

Submitting the form does not create an attorney-client relationship, and neither does an initial consultation. That relationship begins only when we and you both sign a written agreement.

Office and hours

Nova Law Group, PLLC
4455 E. Camelback Rd., Suite C250
Phoenix, AZ 85018
Phone: (480) 405-6767

Office hours are Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., by appointment. If you call outside of business hours, you will reach our answering service. Tell them what the matter is and whether there is a court date coming up or someone in custody, because urgency changes how quickly the message gets moved. They cannot always reach an attorney overnight, so if your matter can wait until morning, calling first thing is usually the faster route.

We appear in Maricopa County Superior Court, the county justice courts, and the municipal courts in Phoenix, Mesa, Scottsdale, Glendale, Chandler, Tempe, Gilbert, Peoria, and the surrounding cities.

Nothing on this page is a promise or guarantee about the outcome of any case. Every case turns on its own facts.

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