Morris Williams LLC - COVID-19 Message to Our Community
April 9, 2020
As we navigate the COVID-19 crisis, the team at Morris Williams LLC continues to serve our existing and potential clients in all of their family law matters throughout Hampton Roads, Virginia. While we recognize this is a challenging and uncertain time, we are doing our part to keep our families and community safe and healthy by implementing the following measures:
- Conducting meetings via video-chat or telephone to assist and inform clients;
- Further utilizing our secured cloud-based case management platforms to avoid unnecessary time delays with traditional mailing options;
- Reviewing all updates related to COVID-19, so that our clients can stay informed as more guidance is provided;
- Maintaining social distancing in our office by having only two members of our team present at a time;
- Increasing our office’s cleaning and sanitizing practices to keep our team healthy and reduce the spread of germs; and
- Following our national and local government recommendations regarding the use of protective wear and best practices.
If you have questions about your family law matter, you don’t have to wait. Call us today at (757) 226-9425 or contact us via e-mail at admin@morriswilliamslaw.com, so we can empower you to make the best decisions for your future.
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