Downey office

Criminal Defense and Personal Injury Lawyer in Downey

The Law Offices of Patrick S. Aguirre has an office at 7857 East Florence Avenue, Suite 107, in Downey, for people in the southeast Los Angeles County cities who would rather not drive to Long Beach to sit down with a lawyer. The consultation is free.

The office

Where it is and how to reach it

The Downey office is at 7857 East Florence Avenue, Suite 107, Downey, CA 90240, on East Florence Avenue in Downey, reachable from the 5, the 605, the 105, and the 710. Appointments are made through the main line, 562-904-4337, or the toll-free line, 800-572-1252, and the office speaks Spanish. The Long Beach office at 333 West Broadway remains the firm’s main location, and the two offices work the same cases.

Directions: open the Downey office in Google Maps.

What the office handles

Criminal defense and personal injury, in Downey and the cities around it

The office represents people facing criminal charges, from misdemeanors such as DUI, domestic battery, and petty theft to serious felonies, and people pursuing compensation after an injury, including car, truck, motorcycle, bicycle, and pedestrian collisions, dog bites, and falls on someone else’s property. The practice is the same in Downey as in Long Beach: the same attorney, the same staff, and nearly three decades of work in Los Angeles County courts.

The Downey office serves Downey, Norwalk, Bellflower, Pico Rivera, South Gate, Santa Fe Springs, Whittier, Paramount, Lakewood, Bell Gardens, and the surrounding cities of southeast Los Angeles County.

The courts

The courthouses near the Downey office

Criminal and civil cases from this part of the county are heard in several Los Angeles Superior Court locations. The Downey Courthouse is at 7500 East Imperial Highway, a few minutes from the office. The Norwalk Courthouse and the Bellflower Courthouse serve neighboring cities, and juvenile matters from the area are heard at the Los Padrinos Juvenile Courthouse, also in Downey. Which courthouse a case lands in depends on where the arrest or the incident happened and on the type of case, and the office appears in all of them.

Getting started

What to bring to a first meeting

  • Criminal matters: any citation, the booking or bail paperwork, the court date notice, and any protective order
  • Injury matters: the police or incident report number, photographs, insurance information for everyone involved, and your own auto or health insurance cards
  • Any letters from a prosecutor, an insurer, or an investigator
  • A short written timeline of what happened, prepared for your lawyer only

If you cannot come in, the office handles first conversations by phone. Keep the summary general on any web form; details can wait for the call.

Frequently asked questions

Common questions

Is the Downey office a full office or a meeting room?

It is a staffed office of the Law Offices of Patrick S. Aguirre at 7857 East Florence Avenue, Suite 107, and appears on the firm’s Google Business Profile. Cases are handled by the same attorney and staff as the Long Beach office.

Do I have to come to Downey or Long Beach in person?

No. Many matters begin with a phone call, and the office can meet at whichever location is closer to you or to the courthouse where your case is heard.

Does the Downey office speak Spanish?

Yes. The office speaks Spanish at both locations, and the website is available in Spanish.

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