Robert J. O'Neil, PC

Robert J. O'Neil, PC Robert J. O'Neil, PC a law firm located in Gillette, Wyoming that offers the most thorough and informative legal assistance throughout northeastern Wyoming

The office of Robert J. O'Neil, PC is a law firm located in Gillette, WY serving clients throughout the northeastern part of the state. We have experience representing clients with a variety of legal issues. We will fight for you every step of the way and get the result you deserve. We concentrate our practice on the following areas:

• Family law
• Divorce
• Child custody
• Child support
• Criminal defense
• Juvenile law
• Personal injury claims

You want Robert J. O'Neil on your side. Whether you are contemplating a divorce, have been accused of a crime, or have suffered a serious injury due to someone else's negligence, you will benefit from having an experienced, competent attorney on your side. Please call Robert J. O'Neil today for more information and to schedule a consultation.

12/09/2016

You may have heard the term "white collar crime" on television or in conversation. Simply put, white collar crime is a non-violent crime most often involving financial corruption, theft, embezzlement or fraudulent conduct involving a commercial enterprise.

12/07/2016

In family law, collaborative law is a litigation-free means of settling divorce disputes. Under this law, both parties and their lawyers agree in writing that they will not resort to court proceedings, so that new counsel must be retained if the parties decide to litigate.

12/02/2016

There is so much going on in any divorce situation. From children’s guardianship concerns to money being split, and perhaps selling a home or vehicles- it can be confusing. An attorney can help you make sense of it all and ensure that your rights are defended to the greatest extent possible.

11/30/2016

The two main types of divorce are absolute divorce and limited divorce. Absolute divorce is the most common type of divorce and can include no-fault or at-fault divorce proceedings while a limited divorce is more of a temporary separation which gives couples time to assess their choices.

11/25/2016

Traditionally, women were at a distinct advantage as far as obtaining custody of the children after a divorce, but they often struggled because of not having many jobs available to them. That’s why child support and alimony were so important then, and why they still are.

11/23/2016

Former juvenile offenders may be able to file a petition seeking expungement. This allows the juvenile to tell others that he or she has never been arrested or convicted. We can educate you about expungement and help you determine if this is a good course of action for your specific situation.

11/18/2016

The rights afforded to you by the US Constitution are there to protect you - especially when you're being falsely accused of a crime. There's no reason not to evoke your right to silence and defense counsel.

11/16/2016

In most cases, an adjudication will only stay on a child’s record for juvenile court purposes. This is intended to help determine at a later date if the child is a repeat offender or if the conditions of probation have been complied with.

11/11/2016

Brain injury victims are almost always entitled to compensation for their injuries because of the severity of what they’ve gone through. Brain injuries can be life changing, expensive and difficult to live with, so we can get you a settlement.

11/09/2016

If your marriage has any complicated issues to settle, an attorney can be an invaluable resource. For example, if there is child custody and support issues, substantial income, debts, assets or future assets (an inheritance, etc.) then you should hire an attorney to protect your interests.

11/04/2016

The longer you have been married, the more complicated a divorce will be, especially if there are children involved. Patience and a willingness to compromise are two virtues that can help make the process move smoothly and mitigate acrimony.

11/02/2016

What is community property? There are nine states, including Texas, that declare that any property or income acquired during a marriage is assumed to be the joint property of the husband and wife. In general, community property is split in half.

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Gillette, WY
82716

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Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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