Which court handles criminal cases in Tazewell?

Tazewell General District Court hears many adult misdemeanor and traffic cases and conducts preliminary hearings in felony matters. Felony trials proceed in Tazewell Circuit Court. Certain juvenile and family-related criminal cases begin in Juvenile and Domestic Relations District Court. Your paperwork identifies the court for your next appearance.

Where are Tazewell General District Court and Circuit Court located?

Both courts list 135 Court Street, Tazewell, VA 24651 as their address. General District Court lists Suite 300, while the Circuit Court clerk’s office lists Suite 202. Confirm your courtroom and hearing time separately rather than assuming the clerk’s office is where your hearing will occur.

Does Felty Law Firm handle Tazewell DUI and drug cases?

Yes. Attorney Matthew Felty, Esq. represents clients facing DUI, drug-impaired driving, possession, and other drug allegations in Virginia. Depending on the case, the defense review may address the traffic stop, search, testing, witness statements, and other evidence.

Yes. Attorney Matthew Felty, Esq. represents clients facing DUI, drug-impaired driving, possession, and other drug allegations in Virginia. Depending on the case, the defense review may address the traffic stop, search, testing, witness statements, and other evidence.

Yes. You can contact Felty Law Firm about an investigation before receiving a summons or warrant. Explain which agency contacted you, what was requested, and whether you received any documents. Attorney Matthew Felty, Esq. can discuss the situation and the legal assistance that may be appropriate.

Which federal division serves Tazewell County?

Tazewell County is assigned to the Abingdon Division of the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Virginia. Confirm the location and requirements for any particular appearance through your court notice and attorney.

What should I bring to a consultation about my Tazewell case?

Bring your charging documents, court notices, bond paperwork, and correspondence about the allegations. Have your next hearing date ready and prepare a list of questions. Tell the attorney about potential witnesses or evidence so you can discuss how to preserve and share relevant information.

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Facing criminal charges in Tazewell, Virginia? Felty Law Firm serves Tazewell and Tazewell County clients from its Abingdon office. Attorney Matthew Felty, Esq., can examine your charges, explain the court process, and discuss your defense options. Contact us to arrange a consultation, or explore our Practice Areas for additional services.

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Criminal Defense Representation in Tazewell, Virginia

A criminal charge raises questions about the evidence, possible consequences, and decisions you may face before your next hearing. Felty Law Firm represents clients in Tazewell and surrounding Tazewell County communities facing misdemeanor and felony allegations in Virginia state courts and serious federal criminal charges. Attorney Matthew Felty, Esq. reviews the prosecution’s allegations alongside the available records, witness accounts, and law-enforcement procedures to assess potential defenses.

Tazewell General District Court and Tazewell Circuit Court are located at 135 Court Street in Tazewell. The court handling your case depends on the charge and stage of the proceedings; certain juvenile or family-related matters involve Juvenile and Domestic Relations District Court. For federal filing purposes, Tazewell County is assigned to the Abingdon Division of the Western District of Virginia. Drawing on experience as a former prosecutor and defense attorney, Attorney Matthew Felty, Esq. helps clients understand these proceedings and prepare a strategy suited to their circumstances. Contact Felty Law Firm about a charge, investigation, bond concern, or approaching court date.

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Which court handles criminal cases in Tazewell?
Tazewell General District Court hears many adult misdemeanor and traffic cases and conducts preliminary hearings in felony matters. Felony trials proceed in Tazewell Circuit Court. Certain juvenile and family-related criminal cases begin in Juvenile and Domestic Relations District Court. Your paperwork identifies the court for your next appearance.

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Where are Tazewell General District Court and Circuit Court located?
Both courts list 135 Court Street, Tazewell, VA 24651 as their address. General District Court lists Suite 300, while the Circuit Court clerk’s office lists Suite 202. Confirm your courtroom and hearing time separately rather than assuming the clerk’s office is where your hearing will occur.
(276) 676-2660
Does Felty Law Firm handle Tazewell DUI and drug cases?
Yes. Attorney Matthew Felty, Esq. represents clients facing DUI, drug-impaired driving, possession, and other drug allegations in Virginia. Depending on the case, the defense review may address the traffic stop, search, testing, witness statements, and other evidence.

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Yes. Attorney Matthew Felty, Esq. represents clients facing DUI, drug-impaired driving, possession, and other drug allegations in Virginia. Depending on the case, the defense review may address the traffic stop, search, testing, witness statements, and other evidence.
Yes. You can contact Felty Law Firm about an investigation before receiving a summons or warrant. Explain which agency contacted you, what was requested, and whether you received any documents. Attorney Matthew Felty, Esq. can discuss the situation and the legal assistance that may be appropriate.

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Which federal division serves Tazewell County?
Tazewell County is assigned to the Abingdon Division of the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Virginia. Confirm the location and requirements for any particular appearance through your court notice and attorney.
What should I bring to a consultation about my Tazewell case?
Bring your charging documents, court notices, bond paperwork, and correspondence about the allegations. Have your next hearing date ready and prepare a list of questions. Tell the attorney about potential witnesses or evidence so you can discuss how to preserve and share relevant information.

Understanding a criminal case starts with understanding the terms and procedures involved. The Felty Legal Brief offers Tazewell readers plain-language articles about Virginia criminal law, including what happens after a felony arrest in Virginia. Browse the blog for background information and questions to discuss with your attorney.

*The Felty Legal Brief provides general information, not legal advice. Reading the blog does not create an attorney-client relationship. Laws and procedures may change; ask an attorney how they apply to your case.