October 14, 2022
Bar card number 24131992


Meet the attorney behind Just Justice Law Firm, and talk about what matters in your situation.
Talk about your situationNick Martinez is a San Antonio, Texas attorney practicing with Just Justice Law Firm. His practice covers personal injury, family law and anti-barratry—different situations that begin with a need to understand what happened and what comes next.
He graduated from the University of Houston Law Center in May 2022 with a J.D., cum laude. Before law school, he studied psychology at the University of Houston, graduating summa cum laude. He was admitted to practice law in Texas in October 2022.
Start by telling Nick what concerns you, what papers you have received and what you need to understand. A first conversation is a chance to explain your circumstances and discuss whether the firm can help.
Bar card number 24131992
J.D., cum laude · May 2022
Psychology · summa cum laude
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After a road accident or a fall, organize what happened and discuss your questions about the next steps.
Explore this practice 02Talk about divorce, custody, child support or property division, and what matters most to your family.
Explore this practice 03If calls, messages or pressure led you toward hiring a lawyer, discuss the contact and the evidence worth keeping.
Explore this practiceExplain the situation in your own words. Mention approaching dates and anything that needs immediate attention.
Ask about options, useful documents and possible steps. Share what you hope to understand or resolve.
If you agree on representation, clarify its scope, fees and expenses, responsibilities and how you will stay in touch.
Just Justice Law Firm is at 4538 Walzem Rd., San Antonio, TX 78218. Contact the firm to arrange a visit.
Prepare a short account of what happened, your questions and any important dates. Keep the documents you have; you do not need a complete file to inquire. Ask how to share sensitive records securely.
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