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Any time you are faced with a legal issue it can be confusing and overwhelming, and knowing just where to turn to find an attorney you can trust can be difficult. That’s why the legal team at Lucé Evans Law is here to help you with all your legal needs. No matter your legal situation, it’s important that you know your options before taking any next steps.
With over 35 years of legal experience, you can trust that our attorneys have extensive experience with a variety of legal matters.
Our attorneys are also experienced in all aspects of litigation such as personal injury, wrongful death and trademark infringement, as well as collection litigation and collections harassment cases.
Our law firm has two locations to serve you – McKinney, Texas and Victor, Idaho. The businesses and residents of Collin County, Dallas County, Denton County and across North Texas are included in our service area. We also offer the residents of Teton County and surrounding counties in Idaho top-rated legal services.
During your free consultation we will get an overview of your situation, answer your questions – and advise on the best legal action to take. We will explain the legal process for your type of case to ensure you have a clear understanding of the possible next steps and the outcomes that you could expect.
Next time you or your loved ones are faced with a legal issue, large or small, the Lucé Evans Law team is available for you. You are not alone when you have us on your side. Call (972) 632-1300 today or request a free consultation above.
We offer legal representation in a variety of practice areas. These are the most common types of legal cases we help clients resolve quickly and affordably.
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