Experienced Maryland Attorneys
Albers & Associates prides itself on diverse and robust areas of legal practice. With that in mind we understand that it is more beneficial to hone our practice’s skills in a select group of legal areas than to forgo expertise. The legal world is constantly evolving and it is important that we grow and evolve with it.
Personal Injury
We understand how much damage a personal injury can do to your finances, physical health, and ability to work. Our seasoned legal team knows what it takes to take control of your case and get you the compensation you deserve.
Criminal Defense
Charged with a crime, individuals face personal consequences and legal penalties that the Maryland legal system assesses. The aftermath of committing or being accused of committing a crime can leave you and your family suffering both emotionally and financially, which is why it’s vital to work with an experienced criminal defense attorney if you ever find yourself in this challenging situation.
Contact our Maryland attorneys for a free consultation. Representing clients in Baltimore, Towson, Eldersburg, Mt. Airy, Westminster, Frederick, Columbia, Bel Air, and throughout Maryland.
We take a personal interest in each client. You need an attorney that will listen to you and understand your unique situation.
Frequently Asked Questions
Have questions? We are here to help. Still have questions or can't find the answer you need? Give us a call at 443-665-8030 today!
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What Areas of Maryland Do You Serve?
The offices of Albers & Associates are located in Westminster Maryland, which conveniently serves the surrounding Carroll County, Frederick County, and Baltimore County areas, and in Columbia Maryland which serves the Howard County areas of Maryland.
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Why Should I Choose Albers & Associates?
The lawyers at Albers & Associates are experienced, local to Maryland, and include both former Maryland prosecutors, and award-winning attorneys. We work with our clients every step of the way, put all questions to rest, and work hard to achieve the best possible outcome for everyone. Just read our reviews on Google, Facebook, or the testimonials page.
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What Can I Do to Help My Case Before the Trial?
We recommend that every client, regardless of guilt or innocence, complete an alcohol assessment and treatment course before going to court. While Albers & Associates is always ready for trial and prepared to defend your case, you must walk into court with the protection of having done an assessment and treatment. If you don’t complete an assessment and treatment and are found guilty either after a trial or a plea agreement, then the judge is going to order that you complete an alcohol program as part of your supervised probation. Often times, the court will grant a client unsupervised probation if they have already completed treatment.
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Business Law
Our experienced business law attorneys can assist you and your business by helping you navigate the changing business world. We help clients with complex transactions and help them deal with internal or external legal disputes.
Estate Planning
Whether you’re looking to put a will together or you’re looking for assistance with probate, Albers & Associates can help you. We have a wealth of experience in all manner of estate planning. So, give your loved ones the peace of mind they need.
Civil Litigation
Whether you’re being sued or you are seeking just compensation for damages, we can ensure that the law is upheld. We can assist you in all aspects of your civil suit from the filing of the complaint through the conclusion of the case.
DUI
When faced with a DUI or DWI offense, you’ll want to work with one of our seasoned and professional DUI attorneys.
Family Law
If your family is going through a shift, seeking help, or unsure of how to handle legal proceedings, then you have come to the right place. Albers & Associates is one of the leading law firms in Maryland.
Probate & Estate Administration
Probate laws and estate administration involve the distribution of an individual’s estate. People doing estate planning rely on these legal processes to ensure the state handles their plan accordingly. The court system will distribute the person’s assets and debts as they intended when they pass away.