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Attorney Kirk Tarman Explains Why His Law Practice Is Different From Other Attorneys

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Practicing since 1999, San Bernardino criminal defense attorney Kirk Tarman says what sets him apart is that he truly cares—giving clients the straight scoop rather than scaring or sugarcoating, and drawing on personal empathy for people who've made mistakes. He also credits a strong team, so motions, investigation, and DA contact keep moving while he's in court.

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Answered by Kirk Tarman · San Bernardino County, CA

Highlights

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— the 'straight scoop' he promises, without scaring or sugarcoating

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— why he'll chase the long shots rather than take the easy plea

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— how his own life experience helps him relate to clients

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— the staff and second attorney working each case

Frequently Asked Questions

What sets this attorney apart?

He truly cares—giving clients the straight scoop rather than scaring or sugarcoating, and drawing on personal empathy for people who've made mistakes.

Will he fight the hard cases?

Yes—he'll chase the long shots rather than push an easy plea, when the case warrants it.

How does his own experience help?

His life experience helps him relate to clients and understand what they're going through.

Does he work cases alone?

No—a strong team, including a second attorney, keeps motions, investigation, and DA contact moving while he's in court.

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