About Law Offices of Francis A. Pommett, III, LLC — General Practice Baltimore MD

The Law Offices of Francis A. Pommett, III, LLC is a general practice Baltimore firm serving residents and small businesses across Baltimore City and surrounding counties. Frank Pommett handles civil disputes, family law matters, simple estate documents, and small business contracts for clients citywide. Most cases route through the Circuit Court for Baltimore City at 100 N. Calvert Street or the Baltimore City District Court for smaller civil claims. Maryland District Courts hold exclusive jurisdiction over civil claims under $5,000.

The practice covers contracts, civil disputes, dissolution, custody, deed work, simple wills, and small business filings. For specialized criminal or complex commercial matters, the firm refers to vetted colleagues and stays involved as general counsel. To compare nearby options, the Baltimore attorney directory lists local practitioners by practice area. Initial consultations help establish whether a matter fits the firm’s scope before any retainer agreement.

What Clients Say

Reviewers describe Frank Pommett as steady, knowledgeable, and reasonable on fees. Clients appreciate plain-English explanations of legal options and prompt return calls. Several reviews highlight careful preparation for routine hearings and document filings. The pattern reflects a long-running general practice rather than a high-volume firm.

General Practice Baltimore — Practice Areas & Services

• Civil litigation in Circuit Court for Baltimore City and Baltimore City District Court
• Family law including dissolution, custody, and support
• Estate document preparation including wills, powers of attorney, and basic probate
• Real estate transactions and landlord-tenant matters
• Small business formation, LLC filings, and routine commercial contracts

Frequently Asked Questions

Where do Baltimore residents file civil cases?

Maryland District Court has exclusive jurisdiction over civil claims of $5,000 or less and concurrent jurisdiction with Circuit Court for claims between $5,000 and $30,000. Cases over $30,000 go to the Circuit Court for Baltimore City at 100 N. Calvert Street. The District Court does not conduct jury trials.

How long does an uncontested divorce take in Maryland?

Maryland uncontested divorces typically finalize three to five months after filing in the Circuit Court for Baltimore City. Couples must meet a 12-month separation requirement for grounds based on mutual consent or separation. Counsel can prepare a complete settlement and parenting plan to keep timelines tight.

What is the small claims limit in Maryland?

Maryland small claims actions in District Court are capped at $5,000 with simplified procedures. Cases between $5,000 and $30,000 are heard in District Court under standard civil procedures. Counsel can advise on which venue and procedure best fits your matter.