The Mount Law Firm, PLLC
1750 H St NW #360, Washington, DC 20006
The Mount Law Firm, PLLC is a Washington, D.C. criminal defense firm representing clients in juvenile delinquency, involuntary commitment, and serious criminal matters. The firm is owned and operated by attorneys William Mount and Caitlyn Greene. Its work focuses on protecting clients’ rights, developing individualized defense strategies, and providing direct guidance during proceedings that may affect liberty, treatment, education, family relationships, and long-term stability.
The Mount Law Firm, PLLC represents appointed clients in juvenile delinquency and involuntary commitment proceedings before the Superior Court of the District of Columbia. The firm reviews allegations, court records, mental health information, witness accounts, and other evidence before preparing for hearings or trial. Its attorneys emphasize careful communication with clients and coordinated work with families, therapists, psychiatrists, mentors, and school personnel when appropriate.
The Mount Law Firm, PLLC also handles criminal defense matters involving complex investigations and high-stakes allegations. The firm’s experience includes work connected to local and federal public defender offices, felony and juvenile court calendars, forensic psychology, and courtroom advocacy. Its attorneys use that background to examine police conduct, identify legal and factual defenses, prepare motions, evaluate resolution options, and support clients through each stage of a case.
The Mount Law Firm, PLLC emphasizes client-focused advocacy, collaboration, and practical support beyond the immediate court proceeding. The firm’s attorneys participate in District of Columbia legal organizations and court panels, including groups connected to admissions, mental health, juvenile defense, trial practice, and professional development. From its office on H Street NW, the firm continues to provide prepared, compassionate representation for clients facing criminal, juvenile, and involuntary commitment proceedings.