Conybeare Injury and Accident Lawyers
519 Main St, St. Joseph, MI
42 law firms. Choose a practice area to narrow the list.
Browse law firms in St. Joseph by practice area, verify a lawyer's license with the State Bar of Michigan, and contact firms directly.
USA Law Atlas is a directory, not a law firm or a lawyer referral service. Listings are not endorsements. Disclaimer
519 Main St, St. Joseph, MI
515 Ship St, St. Joseph, MI
610 Ship St, St. Joseph, MI
312 Main St, St. Joseph, MI
2900 Lakeview Ave, St. Joseph, MI
800 Ship St Ste 107, St. Joseph, MI
320 Main St, St. Joseph, MI
511 Renaissance Dr, St. Joseph, MI
620 Broad St, St. Joseph, MI
610 Ship St #200, St. Joseph, MI
606 Main St, St. Joseph, MI
814 Port St, St. Joseph, MI
1101 Broad St, St. Joseph, MI
816 Ship St, St. Joseph, MI
2762 Niles Rd, St. Joseph, MI
308 Main St, St. Joseph, MI
728 Pleasant St, St. Joseph, MI
800 Port St, St. Joseph, MI
1101 Broad St Ste 315, St. Joseph, MI
2620 S Cleveland Ave, St. Joseph, MI
2724 Niles Ave Ste 2, St. Joseph, MI
1014 Main St, St. Joseph, MI
511 Renaissance Dr #110, St. Joseph, MI
511 Renaissance Dr #110, St. Joseph, MI
815 Main St, St. Joseph, MI
500 Renaissance Dr Ste 104A, St. Joseph, MI
800 Ship St Ste 110, St. Joseph, MI
800 Ship St, St. Joseph, MI
811 Ship St Ste 302, St. Joseph, MI
608 Pleasant St, St. Joseph, MI
1101 Broad St Ste 315, St. Joseph, MI
1101 Broad St Ste 315, St. Joseph, MI
720 State St, St. Joseph, MI
526 Upton Dr, St. Joseph, MI
515 Ship St, St. Joseph, MI
811 Ship St Ste 202, St. Joseph, MI
811 Ship St Ste 202, St. Joseph, MI
811 Port St, St. Joseph, MI
800 Ship St Ste 110, St. Joseph, MI
1101 Broad St Ste 315, St. Joseph, MI
620 Broad St Ste 204, St. Joseph, MI
1901 Niles Ave, St. Joseph, MI
St. Joseph is the county seat of Berrien County, sitting on Lake Michigan at the mouth of the St. Joseph River across from its twin city, Benton Harbor. Civil and criminal cases from the area are handled through the Berrien County courthouse, located in St. Joseph itself. As a lakeshore town that draws seasonal visitors alongside its year-round residents, the local legal market handles a mix of real estate and estate matters tied to lake property along with the usual family, injury and criminal work of a county seat.
Real estate lawyers handle purchases, closings and title work for lakefront homes and cottages as well as ordinary residential property in town. Estate planning and probate attorneys help families draft wills and trusts and settle estates through the Berrien County probate process, work that often involves a vacation property passed down between family members. Family and divorce lawyers guide clients through custody, support and property division in Berrien County's courts. Personal injury and car accident attorneys take on claims from crashes on the area's roads, including seasonal traffic tied to the lakefront. Criminal defense and DUI attorneys represent clients in matters heard at the county courthouse. Business lawyers assist the town's small retail, hospitality and service companies with formation and contracts.
Before hiring anyone, check the State Bar of Michigan's public record to confirm the license is active and see whether there's any disciplinary history. Ask how much experience the firm has appearing at the Berrien County courthouse, since familiarity with local judges and procedure can matter as much as general experience. Get the fee arrangement — contingency, hourly or flat fee — in writing before any work begins.
Legal aid organizations serving Berrien County assist lower-income residents with civil matters such as housing, family law and public benefits. The State Bar of Michigan runs a lawyer referral service that connects people with local attorneys, often for a modest consultation fee, and Michigan's courts publish self-help resources for small claims and similar matters people handle on their own.
Lawyers in Michigan · real estate lawyers in St. Joseph · family lawyers in St. Joseph · Nearby: lawyers in Kalamazoo
This page is general information, not legal advice. Laws change and every case is different — talk to a licensed Michigan attorney about your situation.
Updated 2026-09-30.