Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, we're fully licensed attorneys in Massachusetts with comprehensive professional liability insurance. This protects both you and our firm during all legal proceedings.

Yes, we offer free initial consultations to discuss your case. Call (508) 553-8811 to schedule your confidential consultation with our experienced legal team.

We serve Franklin, Wellesley, Sharon, and surrounding MetroWest communities. Our office is conveniently located at Five East Street in Franklin, MA.

Absolutely. We assist with IEP development, reviews, and advocacy throughout the process. Our experience ensures your child receives appropriate special education services and accommodations.

Our services include case assessment, legal strategy development, document preparation, representation at meetings and hearings, and ongoing communication throughout your case.

Yes, we represent students facing suspensions and expulsions. We understand the unique rights of special education students and work to protect their educational opportunities.

We handle juvenile criminal defense, OUI charges, and adult criminal matters. Our approach combines legal expertise with understanding of how criminal charges impact families.

Simply call (508) 553-8811 during business hours Monday through Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM. We'll arrange a convenient time for your consultation.

Yes, we collaborate with school districts throughout the legal process while advocating for your child's rights. Our goal is achieving positive outcomes through effective communication.

Frank Yee is a parent of a dyslexic child, bringing personal understanding to every case. Our working-class roots help us connect with families facing real-world challenges.

After an OUI arrest, contact a defense attorney right away — Massachusetts gives you only 15 days from your arrest date to appeal a chemical test refusal suspension at the RMV Board of Appeal. Missing that deadline can cost you your license before your case even reaches court. Yee & Associates PC serves Franklin and surrounding communities and can help you act before critical deadlines pass.

The best OUI attorney for your situation is one who understands Massachusetts OUI law, knows the local courts, and moves quickly to protect your rights — especially the 15-day RMV appeal window that follows many arrests. Yee & Associates PC defends OUI cases in Franklin and the surrounding area, focusing on building a strong defense from the moment you call.

Your license can be suspended immediately after an OUI arrest in Massachusetts, particularly if you refused a chemical test. You have just 15 days from the arrest date to file an appeal with the RMV Board of Appeal, so acting quickly with an experienced OUI defense attorney is essential to preserving your driving privileges.

An OUI case in Massachusetts can take anywhere from a few months to over a year depending on the court, the evidence, and whether the case goes to trial. However, the most time-sensitive step happens immediately after arrest — the 15-day window to appeal a license suspension — which is why early legal guidance matters most.

Yes, OUI charges in Massachusetts can sometimes be reduced or dismissed depending on the circumstances of the stop, the evidence collected, and how the arrest was handled. An experienced OUI defense attorney will review every detail — including field sobriety tests, chemical test procedures, and officer conduct — to identify weaknesses in the prosecution's case.