Gilroy CA Lawyers

Gilroy is known to many as the garlic capital of the world. The Gilroy Foods plant earns the Santa Clara County city the title for processing the most minced, ground, and chopped garlic in the world. Gilroy is garlic crazy hosting the annual Gilroy Garlic Festival.

 

Gilroy is also home to a number of local lawyers who know the Santa Clara County courts well. Lawyers in Gilroy take many different kinds of cases; some examples are: divorce, auto injury, bankruptcy, wrongful termination, as well as real estate cases and contracts. 

 

A father and son towing and collections team targeting Gilroy and Hollister areas has recently been named as sole defendants of an 88 count criminal complaint filed by the Santa Clara County District Attorney. Paul Greer, known formally as Vincent Cardinalli Junior, and Vincent Cardinalli Senior are accused of towing people’s cars in order to sue them for fees and storage costs and ultimately to sell the cars in a lien sale without aforementioned notice to the owners. Some of the grievances against Greer and Cardinalli include concealing the proceeds of lien sales, seeking multiple judgments on the same loss, and knowingly suing people who they knew had no connection with the vehicles.

 

If you are planning on filing for divorce in Gilroy, you’re likely to be visiting the Family Division of the Santa Clara County Superior Court which handles domestic matters. Most lawsuits are filed with the Civil Division or Small Claims Courts. If you face criminal charges in Gilroy, you will be summoned by the superior court’s Criminal Division. It’s best to begin working with a Gilroy lawyer as soon as possible so that you properly prepare and file your case.

 

With any legal matter, it’s best to have an experienced Gilroy lawyer to guide you. LegalMatch is the best way to find a Gilroy lawyer who can successfully negotiate any legal issue. LegalMatch can also help you research your case with their online law library and forums section.

 

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