Law Offices of Michael Jones

09/02/2022

07/04/2020

Hope everyone has a healthy and safe Independence Day.

04/04/2020

Hampton courthouse clerk tests positive for coronavirus last week, just after a sheriff's deputy came down with the virus

04/02/2020

We value each and every one of our clients, employees, friends, and neighbors. Together, we have a social responsibility as a community partner to take proactive measures to keep our community well and to help stop the spread of COVID-19 .

Our offices remain open daily, however, we are implementing some additional precautions to limit social interactions and personal proximity. Until further notice, we will not permit walk-in appointments or visitors. We are available for video conferencing, and as always, we may be reached by telephone, email, text messaging or fax.

The Order from the Chief Justice of the Virginia Supreme Court has postponed most court cases until April 26, 2020. We will work with you to reschedule these cases as quickly as possible once permitted to do so.

Our community has faced hurricanes, floods, snow storms, and other challenges together in the past, and we’ve taken these lessons to heart by finding ways to minimize the impact of events like these to our clients. We will continually monitor the status of the coronavirus so we are prepared to resume normal operations in the courts as quickly as possible.

From all of us at the law offices of Michael P. Jones, PC, please stay well and know that we are here for you.

02/26/2020

Desperate to save lives, county health officials have embraced a practical — if radical — strategy for stemming the tide of addiction: teaching children as young as 6 how to reverse an overdose.

01/26/2020

Hundreds of people lined Jefferson Avenue outside the Newport News Police Department's South Precinct as a procession transported officer Katie Thyne from the Medical Examiner’s Office in Norfolk to Altmeyer Funeral Home in Newport News Saturday afternoon. Officer Thyne died Thursday night after b...