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Lawyers are stress reducers. Lawyers must consider the client's needs and desires first. Legal services should be available to people at costs they can afford.
The Kroll law firm was dedicated to providing sensitive family
counselling and legal representation according to the highest
ethical and professional standards. The firm attempted to
work with people of all ages, ethnic and socio-economic levels,
with an eye to providing legal services at an affordable price.
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The firm volunteered many hours each year to serving the needs
of indigent people, including criminal defendants and other
litigants through the Volunteer Legal Services Program of
Alameda County, the Bar Association of San Francisco and the
Alameda County Superior Court. |
The firm's services were obtainable in numerous ways - by
the hour, by the project, by ongoing replenished retainer
or through our pioneering flat fee The
Personalized Pre-Paid Programsm. We were, until
retirement from the practice of law, dedicated to finding
ways to provide clients with at least the minimum legal services
they need, and with all the legal services they want and can
afford.
We always advised our clients when NOT to use the legal system
when to do so would not accomplish the desired result or when
it would not be cost effective to do so. |
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A former daily newspaper reporter and legal journalist, Robert
Kroll has been practicing law for families and individuals
since 1986. An alumni of UC Berkeley and Northeastern Illinois
University, and a graduate of Golden Gate University School
of Law, Kroll began his legal career as managing attorney
of a national law firm with offices throughout California.
In 1989, he formed the Law Offices of Robert E. Kroll, a general
family practice with an emphasis on family law, probate, criminal,
and personal financial problems, with offices in Berkeley,
California. In March, 2008, Kroll retired from the practice
of law and the law firm was terminated as a functioning law
office. He is now designing and building Japanese-style furniture
in his woodshop. See www.Krollfinewoodworking.com
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Robert Kroll will be licensed by the California State Bar
and the United States District Courts for the Northern and
Eastern Districts of California until February, 2009. However,
he is no longer practicing law at all and will not respond
to inquiries for legal opinions or referrals. He practiced
in all of the courts of the Bay Area, primarily in Alameda,
Contra Costa, San Francisco, and Marin Counties. He was a
member of California Attorneys for Criminal Justice, the California
Public Defenders Association, California Deuce (DUI) Defenders
Association, the Alameda County Bar Association, and the Berkeley-Albany
Bar Association.
Robert Kroll has spoken to lawyer groups on a range of subjects in his expertise. He has written many articles on legal subjects ranging from divorce to privacy. He has successfully taken on such corporations as CBS television network in privacy invasion matters.
Robert Kroll can often be heard on KQED public radio in the San Francisco Bay Area, where he is a frequent commentator for the Perspectives series.
Take a look at some of the published material produced by Robert Kroll.
He was on the board of directors of Gradethenews.org,
a non-profit watchdog group based at Stanford University that
studies and critiques the bay area television and newspapers
in an effort to improve journalistic quality.
The Law Offices of Robert E. Kroll was previously affiliated
with and a member of the following legal plans. If you are
a member of one of these plans, click on the link and look
for a referral to Robert E. Kroll:
Hyatt Legal
Available through employee groups.
Union Plus
Available to members of AFL/CIO unions.
Pre-Paid Legal
Available to the public.
Available to members of the Western Conference of Teamsters union locals.
Call 1-800-222-3024.
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