Address: 872 S Pleasantburg Dr, Greenville, SC 29607, USA
Phone: +18642338888
Sunday: Open 24 hours
Monday: Open 24 hours
Tuesday: Open 24 hours
Wednesday: Open 24 hours
Thursday: Open 24 hours
Friday: Open 24 hours
Saturday: Open 24 hours
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They do not promise anything except that they will work hard for you...and that's what is honest about this firm. They don't promise you thousands or millions...they keep it real. They will be up front with you and will do whatever you want, but will also tell you what to expect. I cannot thank Genevieve enough for being honest with me and helping me with my choices. She stuck with me and I appreciate that!
Keith H
Great experience with Tim and Ashleigh. Never give up attitude. Very Persistent in getting you a positive resolution to your case.
Cliff Martin
Great firm! Very client oriented.
Daniel & Sandy Howell
Allen Clardy has represented us in several cases over the past 20 yrs. No matter how big or small, he is always there to assist us in any legal issue. We thank him for his excellent service and would highly recommend him to anyone who needs legal assistance.
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Call the clardy law firm an ask for allen clardy tell him Ronnie told ypu to call him
Just go see the folks and clardy law firm. She might be a little sore now but it could get worse over time and then it will be to late. They get paid when you do so it's worth just talking to them.
Go to the police first, before the dad does. Be completely truthful with the police. You may not have committed a crime, but the dad may be guilty of extortion by demanding money in exchange for his silence. If he really believes his minor child is a victim of a crime, it's his responsibility to go to the authorities. To first tell you to give him money in order to prevent legal consequences is extortion and that's illegal. If the police charge you with something, then get a lawyer. In the future, always insist on being given documentation of proof of age, something you can keep on your phone or computer, or that you can print. Ignorance of the law is not considered innocence in the eyes of the law. Good luck.
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