If he seems like a friendly sort in the webinars, it’s nothing compared to how friendly he is in person. But don’t let his friendly demeanor fool you! He and his firm are extremely knowledgeable about Wisconsin’s self-defense law.
I pray I never need to physically or legally defend myself, however, if I do I know who I want defending me in court.
Choosing a self-defense attorney is easy for me because of where I live and work. Tom gives you some ideas about what to ask an attorney:
Maybe this will help, @Randall318. (Sorry I didn’t see this sooner, I was helping my son move and moderating from my phone for a few days )
Try clicking on the picture:
What helps me and Leah is “we will see him/her again in heaven.”
We appreciate the prayers and support, it really means a lot. I think the hardest part for her is having to go back and tell people whom she told. (I agree with that too.)
Your family is in my prayers regardless of how long ago it was.
&& Yes, for Leah she just shuts down. I’m like an open book so its easier for me to talk about as well as express my feelings (Which we both know usually the woman is the open book) But, opposites do attract.
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