At Johnson, Johnson, Whittle, Lancer & Staggs, established in 1980, we are a full-service law firm dedicated to providing expert legal services across a range of areas including personal injury, family law, criminal defense, and more. With our experienced team, we’re ready to guide you through legal challenges such as divorce, DUI charges, or accident claims, ensuring you receive the dedicated counsel you need. Our firm, recognized by prestigious legal associations, is committed to excellence and advocacy for our clients in Aiken and beyond. For a trusted legal partner with a proven track record, contact us today!
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An injury someone else caused brings medical bills, lost income, and an insurance adjuster whose job is to pay you as little as possible. Johnson, Johnson, Whittle, Lancer & Staggs has represented injured people across Aiken County since 1980 — car and truck crashes, slip and falls, dog bites, and on-the-job injuries. Learn how we handle a personal injury claim in Aiken.
In the weeks after a crash you are managing injuries, a totalled vehicle, and lost wages while an adjuster asks for a recorded statement. Our attorneys handle claims across Aiken County, from rear-end collisions to catastrophic wrecks involving commercial trucks. See what to expect from a car accident claim in Aiken.
A criminal charge in South Carolina reaches past the courtroom — your job, your professional licence, and your record are all on the line. We defend clients in Aiken County Magistrate and General Sessions Court against DUI, drug, assault, theft, and felony charges. Read more about criminal defense in Aiken.
Divorce, custody, and support decisions shape your family for years afterward. Our attorneys handle contested and uncontested divorce, custody and visitation, child support, alimony, and division of marital property in Aiken County Family Court. Learn more about working with a family law attorney in Aiken.
Watching your spouse pack boxes for a rental often sparks immediate dread about your financial future. South Carolina courts generally treat property acquired during marriage as marital property. Ownership does not depend only on whose name appears on a title, deed, or account. Physical separation alone does not determine when newly acquired property stops becoming
You wake in a hospital room and realize you never saw who photographed the crash scene. That uncertainty matters because evidence for a motorcycle accident claim can disappear while you focus on treatment and recovery. Photos, video, witness accounts, vehicle damage, crash reports, medical records, and financial records can help establish what happened and the
Officers searching your home find drugs, cash, and several small plastic packets. What initially appears to involve possession can become an allegation of intent to distribute in Aiken. Possession with intent to distribute means the State alleges that you possessed a controlled substance for distribution rather than merely possessing it. The State does not need
