Quincy, Massachusetts is a city of approximately 90,000 people that borders on Boston. Quincy is historically rich. It is the birthplace of two presidents, John Adams and John Quincy Adams as well as home to John Hancock. Quincy has an excellent public transportation; with MBTA trains and buses (Red Line), and commuter ferries (Harbor Express). The Quincy District Court is perhaps Norfolk County's busiest district court. It is located at 1150 Hancock Street. It handles criminal cases from the following cities and towns:

• Braintree
• Cohasset
• Holbrook
• Milton
• Quincy
• Randolph
• Weymouth

The Law Offices of Stephen Neyman has represented over one hundred people accused of committing crimes in any of the seven cities and towns that feeds the Quincy District Court. We have handed a full range of cases in this county from traffic violations to murders. Drug cases, domestic violence matters, sex crimes, home invasions, thefts, restraining orders and drunk driving (DUI, OUI) charges are among the cases we handle in this court.

Usually four judges sit in the Quincy Court. There is an arraignment session, a pre-trial conference and hearing session, a motion session and one or two trial sessions in operation on most days in Quincy. The probation department in Quincy has been historically rigid. Probation violation hearings, sometimes called probation surrender hearings are criminal matters for which we are often hired in this court. These cases can be tough in that the probationer has already been convicted of a specific crime and is now being charged with a violation of his probation due to violating the conditions of his probation, getting arrested or charged with another offense or both. Making sure you hire the right lawyer is imperative in this situation in that frequently a probation violation will result in an imposition of jail time.

If you have been charged with a crime in Quincy or any other part of Norfolk County or Massachusetts please do not hesitate to Stephen Neyman today at 617-263-6800 or contact us online.

To get to our office, take Hancock Street to Neponset Avenue, Route 3A towards Dorchester. Follow Route 3A until you come to Route 93. Take Route 93 South to the Tip O'Neil Tunnel. Get off at the Government Center exit and take a left at the end of the ramp. Proceed about 3 blocks until you reach State Street. Take a right. We are located just 2 blocks up on the right hand side of the street.