If you need to bring a legal action against someone or defend against an action brought against you, Parker’s experience in the courtroom can help you succeed.

Parker has years of experience briefing and arguing appeals and in both civil and criminal actions, from direct appeal, to discretionary review by the state supreme court, and even filing petition for certiorari in the United States Supreme Court. They have also sought writs of mandamus, prohibition, and habeas corpus in appellate courts.

Queer people have it tough, and Parker has happy to help the LGBTQ+ community with simple legal and quasi-legal matters, sometimes at no cost. If you need a name change but can’t afford it, or your insurance has denied you gender affirming care, contact Parker to see if they can help.

Disputes involving animals—whether AKC ownership conflicts, breeding- and registration disputes, or claims of veterinary malpractice—combine technical documentary issues with acute personal and economic stakes. This office investigates chain-of-ownership and registration records, deciphers breed-club rules and contractual obligations, and marshals veterinary and genetic experts when necessary; we also litigate and litigate quickly when government action is involved—seizures, forfeitures, licensing suspensions, or regulatory overreach that threaten ownership or breeding operations. The approach is pragmatic and forensic: preserve evidence, value lineage and show implications with precision, pursue injunctive and appellate remedies to protect access to animals and records, and seek full accountability where negligence or improper governmental intrusion has caused loss.

Parker accepts a limited number of family-law matters, including representation in civil protection-order proceedings for both petitioners and respondents. Courtroom experience developed in complex cases is what’s necessary in these fast-moving, evidence-driven hearings.