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Calling is the fastest way to get answers. If you are in custody, have a family member call on your behalf — the office can often reach a bail commissioner or appear at bail review the next morning.
Reach the office
Phone, email or in person downtown
The office is in the heart of Baltimore's courthouse district, walking distance from the District and Circuit Courts.
Phone — best for urgent matters
(301) 613-5550Arrests, open warrants and next-day court dates: call, do not email.
Email
richardparnold@hotmail.comSend the charge, the court, the date on your paperwork and a short summary. Do not include anything you would not want read by others until representation begins.
Office
39 West Lexington St. Suite 314
Baltimore, MD 21201Get directions on Google MapsMeetings by appointment so the attorney is not in court when you arrive.
What to have ready when you call
- The charging document, citation or bail paperwork, if you have it.
- The county and courthouse listed on your notice, plus your next court date.
- Whether you were searched, tested, or interviewed by police.
- Any prior Maryland cases, probation, or open warrants.
Serving Baltimore City, Baltimore County, Howard County, Anne Arundel County, Montgomery County, Harford County, Carroll County, Frederick County, Prince George's County.
Start with your charge
Not sure which practice area fits your case?
Each page explains the charge, the usual timeline in Maryland courts, and the defenses that tend to matter.