Civil litigation can be a stressful and time-consuming process that can take a toll on both parties involved. Fortunately, there is an alternative to going to court that can help resolve disputes in a more amicable and efficient manner: mediation. Mediation is a voluntary process in which a neutral third party, known as a mediator, […]

Collaborative divorce is not your typical court-based, high-stress divorce. In fact, it is meant to resolve your divorce in a peaceful & respectful team-based approach. (Time) Restructure relationships faster with less stress (Money) Preserve finances for both parents and children (Emotion) Reduce emotional tolls on family (Results) Customize win-win results for both spouses (Relationships) Preserve […]

If you suffer an injury as a result of the negligence of another, and that person and/or entity owed a duty of care to you, you are entitled to compensation. McNary Powers, PLLC can assist you in seeking said compensation. While many of these types of cases can settle without the necessity of a lawsuit, […]

A parent can find themselves in a very frightening and unfamiliar environment upon being summoned to Juvenile Court. Either their child has been arrested, in which case they must now face the Juvenile Delinquency system as well as the Department of Juvenile Justice, or there have been allegations of abuse, abandonment, or neglect, and they […]

Whether it be a misdemeanor or a felony arrest, you are innocent until proven guilty. The effects of a criminal conviction can follow an individual for a lifetime and the importance of having dedicated representation with courtroom experience and familiarity with the criminal justice system is paramount when facing the possibility of said conviction. At […]

At McNary Powers, PLLC, we never forget that the way in which we handle your legal issues deeply affects your life and the lives of the people you care about most. We give every case the effort and personal attention it deserves. If you need real solutions in a divorce or other family law matter, […]

There are many in the legal profession who will tell you that a litigator is an attorney focused on settling a matter, while a trial attorney is one who constantly thinks of how to win in court. As each matter needs to be evaluated individually, your individual needs and ultimate goals must be as well. […]