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What Makes Us Different, Makes Us Better

  • Caring
     
  • Knowledge
    Expertise
     
  • Cutting through the Red Tape
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  • An Extensive Intake Process
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  • Family Oreienty Legal Work
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  • The Belief the Everyone Deserves a Second Chance 
Areas of Practice
  • DUI Defense

  • Criminal Defense

  • Drug Posession Defense

  • If you're accused of most anything, he's likely defended your kind of case many times before.

 

FOR A LOW COST CONSULTATION

 

​(406) 586-5551

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Bozeman Office:

Kayle Jackson Law Office and Associates

Attorney's at Law
546 East Kagy Boulevard
Bozeman, Montana 59715

EMAIL

bridgerjacksonlaw@gmail.com

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Experience - 34 Years

 

     At Jackson Law Office, we are committed to safeguarding your future, assets, independence, and freedom. We understand that no one calls us on their best day. Our primary objective is straightforward: we want to ensure that you never need to step foot in our office again. We aim to guide you on a path that prevents the need for a criminal defense lawyer, whether it’s us or another firm in the future.

 

Each case is unique, and some cases take longer than others. Particularly, cases that require treatment or involve trials can be more time-consuming. However, these cases can also be the most rewarding. Especially when we can provide the necessary treatment to someone or prove their innocence when they are unjustly accused of a crime they did not commit. Remember, this is your life, and we are here to help you regain control and move forward. 

 

     We doesn’t over-promise.  He simply works to get you the best treatment you can get given the unique circumstances of your case.  With many years of representing defendants in Bozeman and across Montana, he knows how to give you the help you need.

Dedication

 

     Legal proceedings can be scary, challenging, confusing and expensive. By implementing an innovative, caring, attorney-client relationship, Kayle and Bridger Jackson provided a personal experience to answers those complex legal questions.

 

    Kayle, who started the firm in 1992 was President of his law school student body, and the school gave him it’s first ever leadership award.  He served as an investigator for the United States Senate Judiciary Committee.

 

     He drafted the legislation implementing Montana’s Constitutional provisions for selecting and disciplining judges.  He staffed the Montana State Senate Judiciary Committee.  He knows Montana Law.  And most importantly, he helps each client as an individual – with a real life, and often with a family and job to protect.

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      Bridger, who began his career at Jackson Law Offices in 2011 as a paralegal, has evolved into a compassionate lawyer who finds immense joy in assisting his clients in any way he can. Over the years, I’ve had numerous conversations with him about the excessive time he spent on client calls before becoming an attorney. He would always respond with, “If I don’t answer their questions, who will?” The unfortunate reality is that he’s right. Many of us attorneys forget that we possess vast legal knowledge that can be freely shared. We don’t always have to charge exorbitant fees for it. Sometimes, it simply requires a little time and someone who genuinely cares enough to listen, be patient, and then provide guidance on their next steps. Bridger consistently demonstrates this unwavering commitment.

Results

 

     Here’s what one district court judge said when granting Kayle’s motion to dismiss a felony DUI case, “(The Court) finds the Defendant’s argument better reasoned, more equitable and more consonant with the State and Federal Constitutions."

 

     Asked by a new attorney the best way to file a certain motion in that court, a local Justice of the Peace responded:  â€œGet one of Kayle's: he does it right."   

 

      Kayle Jackson: Ability You Can Trust

Clients' Stories........

 

     Late Friday night, the client received a DUI.  The client called Kayle at 2 P.M. Saturday. Kayle called the client back as soon as he got the message. The client was due to fly back to another state Tuesday.  The police officer had pulled the client's drivers license for refusing a breath test. The client was shocked when Kayle pointed out that he was without his I.D. for the flight.  They met at Kayle’s office Sunday from 1:30 P.M. to 6 P.M.  The client couldn’t drive, so Kayle gave him a ride back to his motel.  Kayle called the officer at 9:10 P.M. Sunday when the officer came back on shift, to track down the license.  Monday morning at 8, Kayle filed a petition to get the client’s license back, tracked down a judge, got an order signed.  Kayle waited a half hour at the police desk to get the license, presented it to the client and then attended the client’s initial appearance in Bozeman Municipal Court.  There, Kayle sought an exception to the normal rule and gained the client permission not to attend the Omnibus Hearing so he wouldn’t have to fly back to Montana.  And the judge approved other hearings by video – a video system that Kayle had been instrumental in introducing to the Court, saving his out-of-State (and soon other attorneys’) clients thousands of dollars over the years in travel and time.  Kayle gave the client another ride back to his motel. Kayle knows what to do, and you can trust him to do it.

 

 

     Another client called, drunk, to discuss his case.  Kayle could hear the sounds of a rowdy bar in the background.  The client was under a no alcohol, no bars order while his case was pending.  The client had driven to the bar.   Kayle drove to the bar, picked up his client, called the client’s best friend who lived in Belgrade, and took the client to meet the friend at a burger stop near the 19th exit.  The friend drove the client back to Belgrade to sleep it off on the friend’s couch. One less drunk driver on the road that night. One less client in danger of new charges.   Good lawyering is not just filing motions and arguing to juries:  good lawyering is caring about each client and doing what it takes.

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