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We do charge a consult fee of $350 for initial consultations. We do give military, police/fire, union and teacher discounts for initial consultations which are $250.. A Dover native with strong ties to the community, Sean graduated from Dover High School and continues to reside in Dover. Sean was a Public School Teacher in the Bronx, New York, for several years after graduating college, where he served in an economically depressed school. During Law School, Sean clerked at the Manhattan Law Firm of Fasulo, Shalley and DiMaggio located near the former World Trade Center. With the Delaware Family Court, Sean served as Counsel for Indigent Parents involved in litigation with the Division of Family Services through a contract with the State of Delaware in 2006.. Active and involved in the community, he has volunteered in many local Organizations, including, The Children’s Theatre, The Kent County SPCA, The Ancient Order of Hibernians, The Northern Kent County Circle of Hope, and Interfaith Ministries. Currently Sean manages the Patrick H. Lynn Scholarship Fund, a charitable trust established to benefit college bound local students with financial assistance.. Sean also serves as pro bono Counsel for several local children through volunteer work he does through the Office of the Child Advocate. In 2008, he was a candidate for Kent County Levy Court.. Sean is a Graduate of Pace Law School, in White Plains, New York, and a Graduate of Marymount Manhattan College, in New York City. He was admitted to the Delaware Bar in 2005.. In 2011, Sean was elected to the City of Dover City Council, where he represents the Third District of Dover.. In 2014, Sean was elected to the Delaware House of Representatives where he serves the residents of the 31st District.. In 2016, Sean opened The Law Offices Of Sean M. Lynn, P.A., now known as The Lynn Firm, firm practicing primarily family law, criminal law and civil litigation.. Primary Practice Areas

Trial lawyer specializing in criminal defense.  Practicing in all Courts throughout Delaware.  Effective and experienced representation that gets results.

I represent clients in all State Courts in Kent, Sussex, and New Castle Counties in all misdemeanor and felony matters, including DUI, traffic violations, drug crimes, violent crimes, property crimes, sex crimes, firearms offenses, and violations of probation.

At heart, I am a teacher. That's what happens when you come from a family full of educators. When a client comes in, I listen to their story and ask a lot of questions. Then, I explain their legal situation to them and give them a "road map" of how their case will likely play out. When a client's doctor doesn't explain their medical condition to them very well, I give them more information so they can understand what's happening to their body. When they don't understand a medical procedure, I'll explain that to them as well. I'll explain to them how to obtain lost wages and what their insurance covers (and doesn't cover). When they finish treating, I'll review their records and explain the case's likely settlement value, negotiation strategy to settle the case, and the likelihood of the case settling rather than going into litigation. I teach insurance adjusters about my client's case, and sometimes I teach them about the law or the person they are insuring. When a case can't be settled, it's my turn to teach the jury about all the relevant facts and issues that support my client's case. I'm not a salesman. I'm not an ambulance-chaser. I'm not going to mislead my clients about the merits of their case or the case's value; I'm going to be honest so the client knows what to expect. I'm someone who helps people who were injured due to someone else's fault, and I love my job.

Angela Fowler is a native Delawarean who graduated with honors from Dover High School in 1992 before going on to graduate cum laude in 1995 from the University of Delaware with a Bachelors Degree in Criminal Justice and a J.D. from Widener University School of Law in 1999. She was admitted to the Delaware Bar that same year and began her legal career as a civil Deputy for the Department of Justice representing the Division of Child Support Services. Angela left the Department of Justice to move to the Office of the Child Advocate in 2001 where she served as a downstate Deputy Child Advocate, representing abused and neglected children in Family Court proceedings for more than eight years. Angela left the Office of the Child Advocate to become a Hearing Officer for the Industrial Accident Board in October 2009 where she excelled until being appointed to the Family Court Bench as a Commissioner in Kent County in April 2014. Angela retired from the bench at the conclusion of her judicial term to embark on a private practice where she intends to continue working in areas of domestic relations, criminal defense, workers’ compensation and personal injury.. Angela has, throughout her professional career, also worked in a teaching capacity for Wilmington University, first in its Business Department and then in the Legal Studies Department where she has taught Ethics, Family Law, Employment Law and other law-related topics. She has been an active member of the academic community at Wilmington University, enjoying both her classroom interaction with students and the ongoing honor of working with students who have moved beyond her classroom.. In addition to a full professional schedule, Angela enjoys down time with her husband of more than 20 years, Gary, as well as her two sons, all of whom can often be found at a baseball ballpark near you.

Aaron is an associate attorney with the firm focusing on business and commercial litigation in all courts of the State of Delaware. He realizes that the costs of legal representation are just as much a part of the bottom-line as any other business expense and, as a result, he strives to provide his clients with options, both inside and outside of litigation, that make business and legal sense.. Aaron is a Dover native who graduated from Polytech High School. He obtained his undergraduate degree from the University of Delaware (B.A., Political Science) and his law degree from Widener University School of Law (J.D., cum laude). While in law school, Aaron was elected as a Research Editor of the nationally-recognized Delaware Journal of Corporate Law. In addition, and as a result of his academic performance, he obtained much sought after externships with the Hon. Joseph R. Slights, III of the Superior Court and with Chief Justice Myron T. Steele of the Supreme Court of the State of Delaware.. Aaron is admitted to practice law in the courts of the State of Delaware and in the United States District Court for the District of Delaware.