Matthew Rothbeind Attorney At Law, Pc
Lawyer
Why pick this one
Matthew Rothbeind, Attorney at Law P.C. handles state and federal criminal defense and family-based immigration, licensed in North Carolina, Georgia, and New York.
Best for
- State criminal defense ranging from traffic matters and DWI cases to serious felonies
- Federal drug and weapons charges in North Carolina
- Large-scale drug trafficking conspiracy and robbery cases
- Family-based immigration matters
- Clients seeking representation in North Carolina, Georgia, or New York
Look elsewhere if
- Needs unrelated legal services outside criminal matters or family-based immigration
- Needs representation in a jurisdiction other than North Carolina, Georgia, or New York
Specialties
- Federal criminal defense and trials
- State criminal defense and trials
- DWI defense
- Drug crime defense
- Firearm offense defense
- Family-based immigration
- Federal criminal representation in North Carolina districts
Certifications
- Licensed to practice law in North Carolina
- Licensed to practice law in Georgia
- Licensed to practice law in New York
- Member of the American Immigration Lawyers Association since 1996
What makes them different
- Represents criminal clients in both state and federal courts
- Handles federal criminal matters in the Western, Middle, and Eastern Districts of North Carolina
- Provides one-on-one legal representation
- Matthew Rothbeind is the only attorney stated to represent each retained client in and out of the courtroom
- Matthew Rothbeind has practiced law since 1981 and in North Carolina since 1998
- Serves
- Carthage, Charlotte, Greensboro
Distilled from this business's own website.
Contact & Location
- Address
- 105 S McNeill St, Carthage, NC 28327-6203
- Phone
- 19109476806
- Website
- http://matthewrothbeind.com
Services
- Criminal defense
- Federal criminal defense
- DWI defense
- Violent crime defense
- Theft crime defense
- Drug crime defense
- Sex crime defense
- Child support matters
- Firearm offense defense
- Domestic violence matters
- Computer crime defense
- White collar crime defense
- Juvenile and delinquency matters
- Department of Social Services matters
- Family-based immigration