About Moore David M — General Practice Lewisburg West Virginia

General practice Lewisburg clients in Greenbrier County have relied on David M. Moore, Attorney at Law, for broad-based legal representation across civil, real estate, family, and estate matters. Lewisburg is the county seat of Greenbrier County and the home of the Greenbrier County Courthouse at 912 Court Street North — where the Eleventh Judicial Circuit Court of West Virginia convenes. David M. Moore is listed in the Greenbrier Valley Board of Realtors professional directory, reflecting a practice with particular depth in real estate transactions and related legal matters serving Greenbrier, Pocahontas, Monroe, and Summers Counties.

West Virginia’s rural legal market places a premium on attorneys who know the local courts, the local judges, and the local community. General practice Lewisburg attorneys like David Moore serve as trusted advisors for residents who may need legal help across multiple areas of their lives — from buying property and planning their estates to resolving disputes in Greenbrier County courts. The firm can be reached through its listing on the Greenbrier Valley Board of Realtors directory. Clients can also browse the broader Lewisburg attorney directory.

What Clients Say

Clients of David M. Moore describe a practical, well-connected attorney who understands the rhythms of Greenbrier County’s legal and real estate communities. In a small market like Lewisburg, attorneys build reputations over decades — and Moore’s presence in the professional directory of the region’s leading real estate board reflects the kind of trust that accumulates through consistent, reliable work over time.

General Practice Lewisburg — Practice Areas & Services

• General Practice: Full-service legal representation across Greenbrier, Pocahontas, Monroe, and Summers Counties, with a particular emphasis on real estate, estate planning, family law, and civil matters before the Eleventh Judicial Circuit in Lewisburg.

Frequently Asked Questions

What court handles civil and criminal matters in Lewisburg, West Virginia?

Civil and criminal matters in Greenbrier County are handled by the Greenbrier County Circuit Court, which is part of West Virginia’s Eleventh Judicial Circuit. The courthouse is located at 912 Court Street North in Lewisburg. Circuit Court Judge Jennifer P. Dent and Judge Robert E. Richardson preside over the court. Misdemeanors and smaller civil claims are handled by the Greenbrier County Magistrate Court, also in Lewisburg.

What is West Virginia’s crime rate, and how does it affect Greenbrier County?

West Virginia’s statewide violent crime rate is approximately 249 per 100,000 residents, and the property crime rate is approximately 1,162 per 100,000 — both requiring active legal representation for affected residents. Greenbrier County, as a rural county, tends to see lower raw crime volumes than urban centers, but the relative scarcity of attorneys in the region means each practitioner plays an outsized role in the community’s access to justice.

Does a general practice attorney in Lewisburg handle real estate transactions?

Yes. Real estate closings and related transactions are a core part of general practice in rural West Virginia communities like Lewisburg. A local attorney can review purchase contracts, conduct title searches, prepare deeds, and handle closing documentation for residential and commercial transactions throughout Greenbrier and surrounding counties. David M. Moore’s affiliation with the Greenbrier Valley Board of Realtors reflects specific depth in this area.