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Unfortunately, lawyers (like many professionals) forget that the client's story is more important than their own: they talk instead of listen.  It has always been my belief that it is impossible for me to tell what my client has experienced unless I have taken the time to hear what it is my client has to say.  That understanding is, in my mind, the foundation of the lawyer/client relationship upon which the balance of the representation is based.

Shawn Hamp is a former criminal prosecutor and deputy county attorney and has practiced criminal law for over two decades.  Mr. Hamp has been lead counsel in numerous criminal jury trials and has handled all types of criminal matters from juvenile, drug, DUI, to homicide court proceedings and has handled thousands of criminal cases.  Every case is personally supervised and handled by Mr. Hamp and his team who will advocate for you during every stage of court proceedings.

I started my legal career serving as a JAG (attorney) for the United States Air Force.  I honorably served four years and returned to my home town of Kingman, Arizona.  I have been in private practice since 2006, serving all of Mohave County, to include Kingman, Bullhead City and Lake Havasu City.  I focus my practice on all real estate matters.  I have developed a very strong tax lien foreclosure client base and practice area and have multiple repeat investor clients that ask me to handle multiple tax lien foreclosure cases at a time.  I truly enjoy all things real estate.. When I'm not busy working, I spend time with my 2 young daughters and husband.  I am also very dedicated to community service and have had the pleasure of serving as the President to our local bar association.  I've also been an officer for three (3) years with the Venture Club of Kingman, Inc., which is a local women's volunteer service organization.  I had an incredible opportunity to combine my love of community service with my legal acumen and assisted the organization in accomplishing the largest fundraising project in its history and the largest public-private partnership project in the community.. I hope you'll contact me with your real estate matters!

Criminal attorney Virginia L. Crews has also practiced law for over a decade. An experienced trial attorney and Justice of the Peace pro tem, Ms. Crews has participated in an extensive variety of criminal trials, civil trials and appellate oral arguments. Additionally, given her educational background in Biology, has utilized her scientific training in a few very complex cases. She brings efficiency and experience to the Law Offices of Shawn B. Hamp and their clients.

Carlene is a sole practitioner and works one-on-one with her clients. She always meets with them and personally handles each and every client's legal matters. Her goal, when entering the legal profession, was to focus on the elderly and estate planning. She is finally in a position to fulfill that dream.. Her broad spectrum of experience and background in the engineering, building, marketing and business professions gives her a working insight into the unique needs of clients. Her concentrated experience in criminal defense offers clients in need of those skills a confident, experienced and knowledgeable litigation professional.. Carlene was born and raised in New Mexico. Her father was sheriff of DeBaca County, NM, and provided her with a compassionate outlook and first experience with the law and legal issues. However, it was after many years in engineering, marketing and corporate management before she finally fulfilled her dream of studying law.. Carlene studied engineering at New Mexico State University and began a career of plumbing, HVAC and high-pressure piping design in Dallas, TX. She worked on many recognizable buildings in the Dallas skyline as well as DFW Airport. She joined The Southland Corp. (7-Eleven Stores, Dairies, Ice plants, Food Distribution, etc) where she was named Stores Planning Manager for world-wide design and development of 7-Eleven Stores.. After several years in that position she was asked to form a liaison department between marketing, construction and equipment suppliers. The resulting position of Stores Equipment Manager allowed her to use her acquired skills in engineering and her knowledge of marketing and customer needs to propose and develop equipment that is used in retail food stores throughout the world.. After leaving Southland she accepted the position of Director of Special Marketing for an internationally recognized drink dispenser manufacturer. In this position she worked with the special customers, such as the corporate equipment and marketing departments of Coca-Cola, Pepsi-Cola, McDonald's, etc. to fulfill their equipment development needs.. During this time she was a sought-after speaker for the food industry consumer marketing organizations. This led to the formation of a convenience store consulting firm which worked with middle to small sized convenience store chains, nationwide, to develop a full package project from site plans to marketing layouts.. When the opportunity arose to finally fulfill the dream of becoming an attorney, she and her husband left Las Vegas, closed her firm and moved to Oklahoma where she attended Oklahoma City University School of Law. (There was no law school in Las Vegas at that time) After law school she and her husband moved back to Las Vegas, NV where she worked with a firm which serviced the major casinos by providing personal injury defense and contract development with performers and unions.. She moved to Kingman, Arizona in 1998 where she began her career in indigent criminal defense. She worked in that capacity for several years and became the senior trial attorney for the Public Defender's Office. She functioned as Acting Public Defender for a year and then as Managing Attorney before entering private practice.