Top criminal defense Lawyers in Lovingston | 2 available

2 criminal defense lawyers are available in Lovingston, Virginia, including Brady Nicks and W. Thomas Berry. These lawyers are rated between 1.9/5 to 2.3/5 and 63% provide free consultation.

Brady Nicks

W. Thomas Berr

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Brady Nicks

Po Box 429 , Lovingston , Virginia 22949

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense, Contracts, Business, Federal Regulation, Adoption, Car Accident

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“nutes before court. If you want to defend yourself, but have a lawyer just to go to the courtroom”

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“I endorse this lawyer. Mr. Nicks is knowledgeable about the law and articulate in court. He is very good at what he does.”

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“Great lawyer”

— Samantha Tyree

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W. Thomas Berry

Tan Bark Professional Building Court Street , Lovingston , Virginia 22949

Practice Areas: Business & Commercial,Business Formation,Criminal Defense ,DUI/DWI,Family ,Hotel and Resort ,Housing ,Land Use & Zoning,Probate ,Traffic Violations,Wills

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“Mr Berry is one of the best attorneys in this area. He is diligent in his work and works for the best interest of his client. His office staff is very...”

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“Mr.Berry was very helpful. He took the time to listen to myself and my granddaughter. Made us feel comfortable talking with us. I would recommend him to everyone.”

— Belinda Gail Nash Martin

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Recent Q&As in Virginia (criminal defense)

schizophrenic neighbor repeatedly cutting our internet wires, thinks we are going to kill her, i am scared for my safety, nobody can help us | Aug 22, 2026 | Sourced from Reddit
hi reddit, i need some serious help :( location: virginia we recently bought a townhome and have a neighbor we are afraid of— and we can’t afford to move AGAIN. there is a woman who lives behind us with paranoid schizophrenia— she lives alone with no family. ever since we moved in, we have had issues with her. she has left notes on our door saying people are “hacking into our ring camera and using it when we are not on,”. and somehow knew our exact phone companies. banks, etc (schizophrenic scribble on the bottom of the paper that didn’t make sense but perfectly named this info about us, i don’t know how she would’ve known these things, maybe she went through our trash.) she throws trash in peoples yards and sprays them with lysol. but recently it has escalated. a couple weeks ago she cut our internet cable— she lives beneath us and the wire goes up the back of the house, she went out there with bolt cutters. my girlfriend ran outside and caught her in the act— we have video footage of her doing it. in the video, she says “you never talk to me or ask me how i’m doing, you don’t even know my name. but now you know who i am.” (while gesturing with our cut wires in her hand.) we called the police immediately, they came and spoke with her, she claimed we were hacking her (through our wifi cable) and that’s why…
how likely is it he gets bond. | Aug 3, 2026 | Sourced from Reddit
my sisters finance is on probation for a felony gun charge (possession of a gun as a felon) he just got out two months. on unsupervised probation and has 2 years over his head. he just got charged on 8/1/26 with assault and battery 3rd offense(felony) in va. he has a bond hearing tomorrow @1pm how likely is it he will get a bond? PAID $12,500 for his lawyer. but he has a long criminal history. location: in virginia

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Virginia Statutes — Criminal Defense

Crimes and Offenses Generally, part of the Code of Virginia

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