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Reach Out Now — The First Call Is Free

When a criminal charge lands, timing matters. Arraignments happen fast, bail decisions get made without you, and every hour without a lawyer is an hour working against you. Call the office directly and you reach me — not a receptionist, not a call center, not an intake form that sits until Monday.

How to Reach McBride Law

15 Cottage Avenue, FL 4, Quincy, Massachusetts 02169, United States

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If you'd prefer to write before you call, use the form below. Include as much or as little detail as you're comfortable sharing. All communications are confidential.


For urgent criminal matters — an arrest, a bail hearing, a probation violation — call the office directly rather than submitting a form. Response time is faster and the situation may not allow delay.

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What to Expect When You Call

You Reach the Attorney Directly

When you call McBride Law, you speak with me. There is no intake staff and no screening process designed to filter you out before you get to a lawyer.

We Talk Through Your Situation

Tell me what happened. I'll ask a few questions, give you an honest read on where things stand, and explain what the legal process looks like from here. No pressure, no jargon.

You Decide What Comes Next

After the consultation, you decide whether you want to move forward. There's no obligation. For personal injury cases, I work on contingency — you pay nothing unless I recover compensation for you.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • How quickly will someone respond if I submit the contact form?

    I aim to respond to all inquiries within one business day. For urgent criminal matters — an arrest, an arraignment, or a probation issue — call the office directly. Form submissions are not monitored in real time.

  • Is the consultation really free?

    Yes. The initial consultation costs nothing and carries no obligation. You can ask questions, get a straight answer about your situation, and decide from there.

  • What if I was arrested late at night or over the weekend?

    Call the office. I make myself available for urgent criminal matters outside standard business hours. Arraignments in Massachusetts typically happen within 24 hours of an arrest — that window is too short to wait until Monday.

  • Do I need to know all the details before I call?

    No. Call with whatever you know. You don't need a prepared statement or a complete account of events. I'll ask what I need to know.

  • I wasn't arrested — I was injured in an accident. Can I still reach out?

    Yes. Personal injury consultations are also free. Whether you were hurt in a car accident, a slip and fall, or another incident, I can tell you whether you have a viable claim and what the process looks like. There's no cost to find out.