Which court will hear my Pulaski criminal case?

Pulaski General District Court hears many adult misdemeanor and traffic cases and conducts felony preliminary hearings. Pulaski Circuit Court hears felony trials. Cases involving juveniles or certain offenses against family or household members may begin in Juvenile and Domestic Relations District Court. Check the court named on your paperwork.

Are Pulaski General District Court and Circuit Court at the same address?

Yes. Both list 45 Third Street NW, Pulaski, VA 24301 as their address. The General District Court clerk’s office is in Suite 102, and the Circuit Court clerk’s office is in Suite 101. Confirm your courtroom and hearing time separately; the clerk’s office suite is not necessarily where your hearing will occur.

Can Felty Law Firm help if I live outside Pulaski County?

Yes. As long as you are within the state of Virginia. You do not have to live in Pulaski County to seek representation for a charge being prosecuted there. Felty Law Firm serves clients from its Abingdon office. Provide the firm with the location of your case, the alleged offense, and your next appearance date when asking about representation.

Does the firm handle Pulaski DUI and criminal traffic cases?

Yes. Attorney Matthew Felty, Esq., assists clients facing DUI, drug-impaired driving, reckless driving, drug possession, and other criminal traffic allegations in Virginia. He can review the officer’s account, available recordings, testing, and other relevant evidence, then explain the issues and options specific to the charge.

Is a Pulaski federal case assigned to Abingdon or Roanoke?

Pulaski County is assigned to the Roanoke Division of the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Virginia. The location of your attorney’s office does not determine the federal division. Always confirm the hearing location and appearance requirements stated in your court notice.

What should I tell the firm about an approaching hearing?

Provide the hearing date, court name, case number if available, and the exact charge listed on your documents. Also identify any bond or release conditions and whether another attorney is currently representing you. These details help the firm understand the timing and scope of your request.

What should I bring when discussing my defense options?

Bring court paperwork, release documents, and correspondence about the investigation or charge. Prepare a factual timeline and a list of questions. If you have potential evidence, such as messages, photographs, or video, ask the attorney how to preserve and provide it securely.

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Received a summons or been arrested in Pulaski, Virginia? Felty Law Firm represents Pulaski and Pulaski County clients from its Abingdon office. Attorney Matthew Felty, Esq., can explain the charge, assess the available evidence, and help you prepare for court. Contact us to discuss your concerns, or visit our Practice Areas page to explore other legal services.

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Criminal Defense Representation in Pulaski, Virginia

A criminal case can involve more than one court appearance, different types of hearings, and decisions with lasting consequences. For clients in Pulaski and throughout Pulaski County, Felty Law Firm provides guidance grounded in the charge, available evidence, and individual circumstances. Attorney Matthew Felty, Esq. represents people facing misdemeanor and felony allegations in Virginia state courts and handles serious federal criminal cases. His experience as a former prosecutor and defense attorney informs his evaluation of the prosecution’s case and potential defense strategies.

Pulaski General District Court and Pulaski Circuit Court are located at 45 Third Street NW in Pulaski, with separate clerk’s offices in Suites 102 and 101, respectively. The appropriate court depends on the charge and stage of the proceedings; some juvenile or family-related matters involve Juvenile and Domestic Relations District Court. For federal purposes, Pulaski County falls within the Roanoke Division of the Western District of Virginia. Contact Felty Law Firm for help reviewing your court documents and understanding the next steps in your Pulaski case.

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Which court will hear my Pulaski criminal case?
Pulaski General District Court hears many adult misdemeanor and traffic cases and conducts felony preliminary hearings. Pulaski Circuit Court hears felony trials. Cases involving juveniles or certain offenses against family or household members may begin in Juvenile and Domestic Relations District Court. Check the court named on your paperwork.

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Are Pulaski General District Court and Circuit Court at the same address?
Yes. Both list 45 Third Street NW, Pulaski, VA 24301 as their address. The General District Court clerk’s office is in Suite 102, and the Circuit Court clerk’s office is in Suite 101. Confirm your courtroom and hearing time separately; the clerk’s office suite is not necessarily where your hearing will occur.

(276) 676-2660
Can Felty Law Firm help if I live outside Pulaski County?
Yes. As long as you are within the state of Virginia. You do not have to live in Pulaski County to seek representation for a charge being prosecuted there. Felty Law Firm serves clients from its Abingdon office. Provide the firm with the location of your case, the alleged offense, and your next appearance date when asking about representation.

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Does the firm handle Pulaski DUI and criminal traffic cases?
Yes. Attorney Matthew Felty, Esq., assists clients facing DUI, drug-impaired driving, reckless driving, drug possession, and other criminal traffic allegations in Virginia. He can review the officer’s account, available recordings, testing, and other relevant evidence, then explain the issues and options specific to the charge.

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Is a Pulaski federal case assigned to Abingdon or Roanoke?
Pulaski County is assigned to the Roanoke Division of the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Virginia. The location of your attorney’s office does not determine the federal division. Always confirm the hearing location and appearance requirements stated in your court notice.

(276) 676-2660
What should I tell the firm about an approaching hearing?
Provide the hearing date, court name, case number if available, and the exact charge listed on your documents. Also identify any bond or release conditions and whether another attorney is currently representing you. These details help the firm understand the timing and scope of your request.

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What should I bring when discussing my defense options?
Bring court paperwork, release documents, and correspondence about the investigation or charge. Prepare a factual timeline and a list of questions. If you have potential evidence, such as messages, photographs, or video, ask the attorney how to preserve and provide it securely.

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Legal research is most useful when it helps you identify questions about your own circumstances. The Felty Legal Brief gives Pulaski readers accessible background on Virginia criminal law and the court process, including what happens after a felony arrest in Virginia. Browse the blog before discussing your Pulaski County case with an attorney.

*The Felty Legal Brief provides general information, not legal advice. Reading the blog does not create an attorney-client relationship. Laws and procedures may change; ask an attorney how they apply to your case.