Lawhead Law Offices — Divorce Lawyer in Austin

Lawhead Law Offices was established in June of 1990 by Don Lawhead who had been a litigation attorney with a moderate sized law firm in Rochester, Minnesota before opening his own firm. The main office is located in Austin, Minnesota, serving clients all over southeastern Minnesota and in the Twin Cities area. We have two lawyers who devote all their undivided attention to achieving their client's goals. We concentrate on helping clients who are victims of personal injury from car accidents, personal injury from defective products, and from dangerous streets, steps and sidewalks. We help clients who are victims of injuries on the job, at work, or in the course of carrying out their job responsibilities. We help people who are charged with crimes, juvenile issues, marriage dissolution, child support, child custody and other family law issues. Lawhead Law Offices is comprised of two attorneys and a staff of three support paralegals and legal assistants. We are small enough to give each of our clients the individual attention they deserve. Don Lawhead, Attorney at Law Concentration: Personal Injury including automobile injuries, defective product injuries and dangerous street, sidewalk, steps injuries. Workers Compensation Civil Litigation Philosophy: We thoroughly provide the best legal services to meet our client’s needs to the best of our ability. We win wars for our clients, not mere battles. Free Advice: When injured, 1. See your doctors immediately because there are some medical conditions which must be treated early or can never be cured; 2. See your lawyer immediately because there are parts of your legal case which must be addressed early or cannot be repaired later. Brandon Lawhead, Attorney at Law Concentration: Criminal Defense including DWI, Juvenile issues, felony and all other criminal defense. Family Law including divorce, child support and custody issues. Free Advice: If a police officer ever reads you the Miranda warning, the only thing to say to protect yourself is four magic words: “I want a lawyer.”