Serving the Southtowns since 1987
Counsel you can keep for a lifetime.
Wills, closings, small business, and the hard days in between. Calloway & Birch is the kind of firm where your attorney answers the phone, knows your family, and gives it to you straight.
Practice areas
Everyday law, done carefully
We stick to the work we know deeply, and refer out the rest. No dabbling.
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Wills, Trusts & Estates
Plain-English estate plans that keep your family out of court and out of arguments.
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Real Estate Closings
Buying or selling a home in the Southtowns, handled start to finish with no surprises at the table.
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Small Business
Formations, contracts, leases, and the guidance to keep your shop on solid legal ground.
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Family Law
Steady, discreet counsel through divorce, custody, and support, with your kids put first.
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Personal Injury
If you're hurt and it wasn't your fault, we deal with the insurers so you can heal.
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Elder Law & Medicaid
Protecting what your parents worked for while getting them the care they need.
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Why Calloway & Birch
A handshake still means something here
Big-firm careful, small-town personal.
- Your calls returned the same business day
- Flat fees for most estate and closing work
- The same attorney from first call to final signature
- Offices right on Main Street, with parking in back
Since 1987
A firm built slowly, on purpose
Watch the line as you scroll. Thirty-eight years, one standard.
- 1987
A desk above the pharmacy
Gregory Calloway hangs his shingle over Main Street with a typewriter, a phone, and a promise to return every call.
- 1994
Birch joins the letterhead
Marisol Birch brings family law to the firm, and the sign painter gets his second commission.
- 2003
The Grist Mill Lane office
The firm buys and restores the old feed store: brick walls, tall windows, and finally enough parking.
- 2016
The next generation
Tom Reave joins as an associate, and the firm's thousandth Southtowns closing quietly gets a cake.
- Today
Same promise as 1987
Calls returned by end of day. Fees in writing. Counsel you can keep.
Our attorneys
The people behind the nameplate
Gregory Calloway
Managing Partner
Estates and real estate. Thirty years of keeping closings boring, the way they should be.
Marisol Birch
Partner
Family and elder law. Calm in the rooms where calm is hardest to find.
Thomas Reave
Associate Attorney
Small business and injury claims. The one insurers would rather not see calling.
Kind words
What clients say
Greg walked us through my mother's estate with so much patience. Every fee was quoted up front, and every promise was kept.
We closed on our first house without a single surprise. They caught an issue in the title search that would have haunted us.
Marisol handled my divorce with dignity for everyone involved, including my ex. My kids never became bargaining chips.
Before you call
Questions we hear a lot
What does the first consultation cost?
Nothing. Your first thirty minutes are free, in person or by phone. If we're not the right fit, we'll point you to someone who is.
Do you charge by the hour?
For most wills, estate plans, and residential closings we quote one flat fee before any work begins. Litigation and ongoing business counsel are hourly, and we'll estimate the range honestly up front.
How fast will you get back to me?
Calls and emails received before 3 p.m. are returned the same business day. That's a firm policy, not a slogan.
Do I really need a will?
If you own a home, have children, or care who makes decisions for you if you can't, then yes. It's a smaller job, and a smaller bill, than most people fear.
Plan your visit
Find us, and know the fee first
See the neighborhood, check whether we're open right now, and get an honest fee ballpark before you ever pick up the phone.
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What will it cost?
Pick a matter above and we'll show the typical flat fee.
Ballparks only. Litigation and unusual estates are quoted after a free consult, in writing, before any work begins.
No pressure, no jargon
Talk to an attorney this week.
Thirty minutes, free, and you'll leave knowing exactly where you stand.