Hingham

Located in Plymouth County, on the South Shore of Massachusetts, Hingham is 8 miles southeast of Boston on the southwest corner of Boston Harbor. The population of Hingham was 22,561 in 2008, according to estimates from the U.S. Census. Plymouth County is the third county Hingham has called home - having been a part of Suffolk County for nearly 150 years before a decade-long stint in Norfolk County from 1793 to 1803. Hingham is a historic community where the median household income is $83,018 and a household poverty rate of 3.5 percent.

Boston Criminal Defense Attorney Stephen Neyman represents clients facing criminal charges in the Hingham District Court. Criminal cases handled by the Law Offices of Stephen Neyman in Hingham and the surrounding area include violent crimes, theft, burglary and robbery, drug crimes, sex crimes, weapons charges, domestic violence cases, charges related to restraining orders and serious traffic offenses, including drunk driving (DUI, OUI) charges. This is not an exhaustive list and we encourage you to visit our practice area pages to learn more about the crimes we defend. We also invite you to go to our Case Results page to see the success we have had defending the accused over the years.

Typically, two judges hear Plymouth County cases in Hingham District Court from Hingham and the surrounding area, including:

• Hanover
• Hull
• Rockland
• Norwell
• Scituate

Attorney Neyman also handles probation violation cases in Hingham District Court, where he represents clients facing jail after being accused of violating probation for a previous criminal conviction. Defendants charged with a crime should seek qualified legal representation to protect your rights.

Hingham is an area rich in history that has seen substantial growth in recent years.

Hingham is steeped in World War II history, including the 990-acre site of the Hingham Naval Ammunitions Depot on the Weymouth Back River, which created most of the munitions used on the European front. Today, the site is occupied by Bare Cove Park. Hingham also was the location of a 97-acre shipyard, where 23,500 workers built 227 war vessels. During the war, Eleanor Roosevelt's book "This is America" used Hingham as the embodiment of a town in wartime America.

Today. The old shipyard is undergoing a conversion to upscale condos and Hingham is a bustling town that has seen a wave of real estate and other development spurred by its close proximity to Boston, quality public education and the expanding availability of public transportation to downtown Boston, including bus, ferry and railroad.

Boston Criminal Defense Lawyer Stephen Neyman has more than two decades of experience defending clients in Hingham District Court and the surrounding area. At the Law Offices of Stephen Neyman, our goal is your goal: To fight for your rights and win the best outcome possible in your case.

If you are facing charges in Hingham District Court or the surrounding area, contact Boston Defense Attorney Stephen Neyman at 617-263-6800 or contact us online.

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Town of Hingham
Hingham District Court