Question 1

Where is Bamba Law located?

Accepted Answer

10015 Old Columbia Road, Suite B-215, Columbia, Maryland 21046, in Howard County. Meetings are by appointment, in person, by phone, or by video.

Question 2

What are the office hours?

Accepted Answer

Monday to Thursday, 9:00 am to 5:00 pm. Closed Friday to Sunday. Call 443-656-8310 or book a consultation online.

Question 3

How does Bamba Law charge?

Accepted Answer

Most matters are billed hourly at the firm's standard rate, stated in a written fee agreement signed before work begins, against a retainer held in a client trust account. Personal injury is handled on a contingency fee: no attorney's fee unless there is a recovery.

Question 4

How do I book a consultation?

Accepted Answer

Use the form on the website, reserve a 15-minute call at calendly.com/mohamed-14/15min, or call 443-656-8310 during office hours. The office confirms every appointment by phone or email.

Question 5

Does contacting the firm create an attorney–client relationship?

Accepted Answer

No. Contacting the firm does not create an attorney–client relationship; that relationship begins only with a signed fee agreement. Please leave out confidential details until then.

Question 6

What does Bamba Law handle in personal injury?

Accepted Answer

The firm deals with the insurer and the medical liens so you can concentrate on recovering. This includes: Car, truck, rideshare, and pedestrian collisions; Slip, trip, and fall on unsafe property; PIP and uninsured-motorist claims; Medical liens negotiated at settlement.

Question 7

What should I bring to a first meeting about personal injury?

Accepted Answer

Police or incident report; Photos of the scene and injuries; Names of doctors and hospitals; Any letter from an insurer.

Question 8

What does Bamba Law handle in family law?

Accepted Answer

A fair result that holds up, reached with as little damage to the family as possible. This includes: Absolute and limited divorce; Custody, visitation, and parenting plans; Child support and modifications; Consent orders and enforcement.

Question 9

What should I bring to a first meeting about family law?

Accepted Answer

Marriage certificate and prior orders; Children's birth certificates; Recent pay stubs and last tax return; A list of major assets and debts.

Question 10

What does Bamba Law handle in criminal defense?

Accepted Answer

From the first bail review to the last motion, the State is held to its burden. This includes: Bail review and pretrial release; DUI and DWI; Assault, theft, drug, and weapons charges; Probation violations and expungements.

Question 11

What should I bring to a first meeting about criminal defense?

Accepted Answer

Charging documents and court notices; Bail or bond paperwork; Names of witnesses; Do not discuss the facts with anyone else first.

Question 12

What does Bamba Law handle in immigration?

Accepted Answer

Paperwork done right the first time, deadlines never missed, and an attorney beside you at the interview. This includes: I-130 petitions and I-485 adjustment of status; Work authorization and travel documents; Asylum and removal defense; Requests for evidence and interviews.

Question 13

What should I bring to a first meeting about immigration?

Accepted Answer

Passport, I-94, and visas; Every USCIS notice, in order; Birth and marriage certificates; Proof of entry date and address.

Question 14

What does Bamba Law handle in civil litigation?

Accepted Answer

Plaintiff or defendant, in the District and Circuit Courts, with a budget agreed at the outset. This includes: Breach of contract and unpaid invoices; Business and partnership disputes; Defamation; Consumer and debt-collection defense.

Question 15

What should I bring to a first meeting about civil litigation?

Accepted Answer

The contract or invoices at issue; Any complaint or summons received; Correspondence with the other side; A dated timeline.

Question 16

What does Bamba Law handle in landlord–tenant?

Accepted Answer

Rent court moves quickly and by its own rules. Whether you own or rent, the process is followed and your rights asserted. This includes: Failure to pay rent and holding over; Breach of lease; Rent escrow and habitability; Security deposits and appeals.

Question 17

What should I bring to a first meeting about landlord–tenant?

Accepted Answer

The lease and addenda; Rent ledger; Notices sent or received; Photos of the property.

Question 18

What does Bamba Law handle in trusts and estates?

Accepted Answer

A plan written now spares your family guesswork later. When a loved one has passed, the firm guides the personal representative through the Orphans' Court. This includes: Wills and revocable trusts; Powers of attorney and advance directives; Opening and administering estates; Small estate proceedings.

Question 19

What should I bring to a first meeting about trusts and estates?

Accepted Answer

A list of assets and how they are titled; Intended beneficiaries; Existing wills, trusts, or deeds; For an estate: death certificate and original will.

Question 20

What does Bamba Law handle in bankruptcy?

Accepted Answer

Used at the right time, bankruptcy stops collection calls, garnishments, and lawsuits, and lets you rebuild. This includes: Chapter 7 liquidation; Chapter 13 repayment plans; Stopping garnishments and suits; Exemption planning and discharge.

Question 21

What should I bring to a first meeting about bankruptcy?

Accepted Answer

Every debt, with balances; Six months of pay stubs, two years of tax returns; Six months of bank statements; Any lawsuits or garnishment orders.

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