A divorce, custody dispute, or criminal charge can leave you unsure what to do next. If your case is in New Albany, speak directly with attorney Krsna Tibbs about the facts and possible next steps. Request a free consultation.
Court papers rarely arrive at a good time. A hearing may be close, and you may have questions about your children, your work, or a criminal charge. Begin with what you know. Good legal advice starts with someone listening to your story.
Tibbs Law takes time to review your notice, the case history, and the outcome you hope to reach. You can discuss those details directly with Krsna Tibbs. We explain the decisions ahead in plain language and prepare a plan based on the facts, whether the matter may settle or needs a hearing.
Family disputes and criminal charges can leave you unsure what to do next. Tibbs Law helps clients with divorce, custody, DUI, and other legal issues. Talk directly with an attorney about your options.
A legal problem can spread across more than one case. A protection order may set limits on contact while a criminal charge is pending. An allegation about a child can also lead to a Department of Child Services inquiry and a custody dispute.
That overlap calls for careful planning. Tibbs Law reviews court orders, hearing dates, and evidence that may appear in both matters. We help you see how one choice could affect another. For related allegations, read about our child abuse defense work.
When your family or freedom is at risk, you need guidance and an attorney who knows your case. Tibbs Law helps clients make informed choices and prepare for what comes next.
You can start even if you do not have every paper. Tell us what has happened and which deadline concerns you most.
Tell Us About Your Situation
Discuss Your Options
Agree on the Next Steps
“Nowadays is so hard to find a lawyer who actually cares about you as an individual; I can’t stress this enough; he does care about each case that lays on his hands. I had the opportunity to work with Mr. Tibbs and he made me feel so cared for, explained everything to me and always made time to talk to me. I would 100% recommend this firm to anyone who asks me.”
Krsna Tibbs has practiced law since 2003. Early in his career, he defended people in complex felony cases at a public defender’s office. He went on to serve as Chief of its Adult Trial Division. He received the Frank E. Haddad, Jr. Young Lawyer of the Year Award in 2008.
His courtroom experience helps him ask the right questions early. We look at the evidence, talk through the risks, and explain what an agreement would mean. If a case must go to trial, preparation matters. You have direct contact with your attorney as the case moves ahead.
Yes. You can request a free consultation and tell us what has happened so far. Ask whether Tibbs Law can handle your matter, what the next steps could be, and how fees work.
Tibbs Law offers flat-fee representation for uncontested divorces. We review your proposed agreement and the facts of your case first. Then we can tell you whether this service fits and explain the fee and included work before you decide.
Bring the notice that names your court and hearing date, along with any orders or papers already filed. A short timeline and your top questions can help. You can still contact us if some documents are missing.
Contact us promptly and share your hearing notice. Floyd County’s Circuit and Superior Courts are at 311 Hauss Square in New Albany. Check the court and room listed on your notice. Contacting us does not change your court obligations.
When a case affects your family or freedom, it helps to know what comes next. Tell us about your New Albany matter and any date that needs quick attention. Tibbs Law can explain your options and tell you whether we can represent you.
