Straw Law Firm, PLLC is a Forest law office, not a firm that simply lists Forest as a service area. Our office sits at 1134 Thomas Jefferson Road, Suite 1, a few minutes from the Forest Road (Route 221) corridor, so neighbors from Boonsboro Road to Graves Mill and Jefferson Park can meet with Attorney Gary L. Straw without driving into the city.
Forest is in Bedford County, so most charges written on Route 221, Route 811 or Route 460 near Forest are heard in the Bedford County General District Court in the Town of Bedford. Our criminal and traffic defense practice handles speeding, reckless driving, DUI and driving-on-suspended cases in that court.
Busy intersections along Forest Road and Thomas Jefferson Road see frequent rear-end and turning crashes, especially at commuting hours. If you were hurt, our auto accident team can deal with the insurance companies while you focus on recovery.
From falls in retail parking lots to dog bites in residential subdivisions, our personal injury practice evaluates whether another party’s negligence caused your harm and what your claim may be worth.
Forest families with custody, visitation or support issues typically appear before the Bedford County Juvenile and Domestic Relations District Court, while divorces are filed in Bedford County Circuit Court. Learn more on our divorce and family law page.
Many Forest homeowners have built significant equity in recent years. A will, trust or durable power of attorney from our estate planning practice makes sure that home and your other assets pass the way you intend.
We also represent clients in Lynchburg, Bedford, Campbell County and around Smith Mountain Lake. See all of our service areas.
To talk with Attorney Gary L. Straw, call (434) 616-2760 or request a consultation online.
We are at 1134 Thomas Jefferson Rd, Suite 1, Forest, VA 24551. Office hours are Monday through Friday, 9am to 5pm, with other times available by appointment.
Forest is in Bedford County, so tickets written in Forest are generally heard in the Bedford County General District Court in the Town of Bedford. The court and date are printed on your summons.
No. Forest is an unincorporated community in Bedford County. Even though it has a Lynchburg-area feel, cases arising in Forest are usually handled by the Bedford County courts rather than the Lynchburg courts.
Divorces are generally filed in the circuit court where either spouse lives, which for most Forest residents is Bedford County Circuit Court. Custody and support cases on their own usually start in the Bedford County Juvenile and Domestic Relations District Court.
Yes. Our standard hours are weekdays from 9am to 5pm, and other times are available by appointment. Call (434) 616-2760 to set one up.