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STEPHEN T. FIEWEGERLAW
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Service Area · Illinois

Mercer County, Illinois Attorney

Careful, prepared representation for Aledo, Viola, Keithsburg and rural Mercer County.

Legal help in Mercer County

Mercer County is a rural county south of Rock Island County, anchored by the county seat of Aledo along with Viola and the river town of Keithsburg. Residents here often work for small employers, farms or public agencies, or commute into the Quad Cities.

Small-town cases deserve the same preparation as big-city ones. We represent Mercer County residents in personal injury, employment and family matters, and we advise local businesses and non-profits on disputes before they grow. Cases in the county are typically heard in Aledo. Because many Mercer County families also have ties across the river in Iowa, it helps to work with an attorney licensed in both states who can explain how each state's rules apply. We return calls promptly and keep you informed.

Mercer County: Frequently Asked Questions

Do you represent clients in Mercer County, Illinois?
Yes. We represent individuals, businesses and non-profit organizations throughout Mercer County, including Aledo, Viola and Keithsburg. Stephen T. Fieweger is licensed in Illinois and has practiced in the Quad Cities region since 1987.
Where would a Mercer County case be heard?
State-court matters from Mercer County are generally heard at the Mercer County Courthouse, Aledo. [ATTORNEY: verify] Some claims, such as federal employment and civil rights cases, are filed in federal court or start with a government agency instead. We will tell you early where your case belongs.
Do I have to come to your Davenport office?
Not for the first conversation. Many clients start with a phone call to (563) 424-1982. When it is time to review documents, we meet by appointment at our office at 5157 Utica Ridge Road, Davenport, IA 52807, and we can discuss other arrangements when travel is difficult.
What if my case involves Iowa too?
That is common in the Quad Cities. Which state's law applies depends on where the events happened, where the parties are and the type of claim. Because Stephen T. Fieweger is licensed in both Iowa and Illinois, your case can stay with one attorney either way.

Talk to an attorney about your Mercer County case.

The first conversation is free. We'll listen, explain where you stand and tell you plainly whether we can help.

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