Areas of Practice
Thistle Weaver & Morris is a team of experience lawyers specializing in several areas of practice. We seek resolutions to your legal problems and we are prepared to litigate when an agreeable resolution cannot be found.
We help divorcing spouses, domestic partners and co-parents navigate the difficult parenting and financial matters that accompany a family break-up. We will work for your best interest as well as the best interests of your children during times that can seem overwhelming and scary.
Even after a judgment of divorce, couples may have continuing issues relating to their children, child support and spousal support. The process of amending or enforcing a divorce judgment or a judgment of parental rights and responsibilities can often be as difficult as the original case.
Separated or unmarried parents often need to sort out their respective rights and obligations relating to their children. The process is often legally and emotionally complex.
Our experienced and compassionate attorneys will be with you through the courtroom process and can explore solutions outside the courtroom through negotiation, mediation and arbitration. For more information about divorce, parental rights, and family law, please contact us.
Our team of experienced legal experts has handled thousands of Workers' Compensation cases, resulting in recovery of millions of dollars of benefits, plus medical expenses and substantial settlements. We have represented workers throughout the state of Maine – from Fort Kent to Calais and Kittery to Jackman.
A work-related injury, no matter how seemingly small, may have a large impact on your future. Do not simply accept the decision and advice of your employer or their insurer. If you have been injured at work, discriminated against because you filed a Workers’ Compensation claim, or were injured in a work-related activity, call us for a free consultation.
All too often, injuries can leave a person in financial hardship from significant medical bills as well as loss of earnings. Future earnings and general enjoyment of life may also be diminished due to an accident caused by someone else. Our attorneys have helped thousands of clients in a wide variety of cases including car accidents, slip and fall injuries, and even dog bites. When we represent you, we manage your case from the initial complaint through successful trial or settlement.
The tragedy of a fire – the loss of belongings, keepsakes or even your entire business - can be one of the most traumatic events in your life. Sadly, many fire survivors are then denied any compensation from their own insurance company. If your insurance company is delaying payment or has denied your claim, you need an experienced lawyer. We work closely with public adjustors to get a fair assessment of your loss, then actively pursue your claim. We will advance your claim through all stages of the process including documentation, examinations under oath, litigation, and trial. Contact us for a free initial consultation and review to discuss your case. NOTE: We represent only policyholders, not insurance companies.
Our criminal defense attorneys work with clients charged with a variety of crimes from misdemeanors to felony charges. With a deep understanding of the United States Constitution, we can protect your rights from the initial charges stage through potential settlements or plea bargains, to representation at preliminary hearings and at trial.
Living with a disability is difficult and often requires outside assistance to live a fulfilling life. The United States has enacted laws that require equitable treatment and accommodations for those with disabilities. Our lawyers understand the extensive nature of disability law and can assist you or your loved one with understanding their rights. Whether it’s qualifying for disability compensation or finding solutions that will enable a safe work environment we can help to gain greater access and support.
Our experienced attorneys help clients create binding contracts as well as resolve their business disputes effectively and efficiently. We have worked with a variety of businesses, both large and small, and have successfully represented their cases both in trial and settlement.
The first step to resolving any business concern is to understand the nature of the company affected. We work closely with you to determine your needs and find a solution that will provide strategic, appropriate and permanent results for your business dispute.
We have advised and represented a variety of Maine businesses with difficulties such as contract disputes, employee terminations, disputes between partners, insurance claims, mechanic's liens and customer actions. Contact us for a free consultation to discuss your business litigation concerns.
Everyone, not just those who are wealthy, should have a will and estate plan in place to provide for those they care about. These critical documents protect your family's future. A will or estate plan considers many factors beginning with assets and liabilities but then evaluates a number of concerns including taxes, health issues, and the specific needs of those you care for.
Our experienced attorneys will take the time to carefully and thoroughly evaluate your specific circumstances and determine a plan that works best for you, be it a simple will or a more complex estate plan. Contact us for a free consultation to secure your legacy.
Enacted in 1972, Title IX refers to American law that prohibits gender-based discrimination in schools or educational programs that receive federal funding. While most visible in athletic programs, the law applies to any educational endeavor.
Our attorneys are experienced in understanding how Title IX applies to various aspects of equity in federally funded educational institutions at all age levels. We can assist with filing complaints, initiating lawsuits, and representation in Title IX related concerns.
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