Cline & Singh, PLLC, represents individuals and families across a broad range of civil and criminal matters. With deep knowledge of the local courts and a strong understanding of the community we serve, our firm provides practical guidance, strategic advocacy, and consistent communication at every stage of a case.
Our Attorneys
Tyler and Tejinder were both raised in Hancock County and followed similar paths by earning their undergraduate degrees at West Virginia University and attending WVU College of Law. After graduation, they developed experience in demanding areas of practice: Tyler in insurance defense and Tejinder in toxic tort litigation. Tyler then decided to open his own practice in 2019, and when Tejinder joined him in 2021, Cline & Singh was formed.
Raised in Hancock County, Tyler earned his degree at West Virginia University and the WVU College of Law before opening his own practice in Weirton in 2019 — the foundation of what became Cline & Singh.
Admitted to the West Virginia State Bar · U.S. District Court, Northern District of West Virginia · U.S. District Court, Southern District of West Virginia
Full Bio →Raised in Hancock County after settling in Weirton as a child, Tejinder earned his degree at West Virginia University and the WVU College of Law before joining Tyler in 2021 to form Cline & Singh.
Admitted to the West Virginia State Bar · U.S. District Court, Northern District of West Virginia · U.S. District Court, Southern District of West Virginia
Full Bio →Client Reviews
Real reviews from real clients, shared publicly on Avvo and Experience.com.
“Tyler helped my parents and I with our deeds and updating our wills. He was extremely helpful and knowledgeable.”
— Marleah, via Avvo
“He walked me through every step, and thoroughly explained everything along the way. Mr. Cline treats you like a human, not a client.”
— Daniel, via Avvo
“Highly recommend this group. They were professional, knowledgeable, and easy to work with throughout the process.”
— Madison S., via Experience.com
“Very thorough. Very communicative. Helps every step of the way and very patient. Couldn’t recommend anyone better.”
— Dom B., via Experience.com
“Mr. Cline fought for me when I was at my lowest and I would not be where I am today had he not gone above and beyond for me.”
— Jason F., via Experience.com
“I had a very positive experience working with Tyler L. Cline. He was professional, knowledgeable, responsive, and took the time to explain things clearly throughout the process.”
— Anonymous, via Avvo
“Tyler was awesome when helping me and my wife develop our wills and poa setting our family up greatly for the future”
— Cody, via Avvo
“Tyler Cline represented me in legal name Change in 2022. He was very professional, courteous, knowledgeable, and responded quickly to all of my questions and calls”
— Bunny, via Avvo
These are excerpts from independent client reviews originally posted on the sites linked above. Individual results vary, and past results do not guarantee similar outcomes in future matters.
What We Handle
Regularly serving clients in Hancock, Brooke, Ohio, and Marshall Counties.
Where We Practice
Cline & Singh represents clients from Hancock County through Marshall County for family law and criminal defense, and statewide for adoptions and personal injury matters. Learn more about how we serve your community:
Legal Resources
Short guides explaining common legal terms and processes under West Virginia law — what they mean and how they generally work.
A plain-language look at how adoption generally works in West Virginia, including the different types of adoption, consent,…
Read →A plain-language overview of what generally happens after a motor vehicle accident in West Virginia, including documentation,…
Read →A plain-language overview of what generally follows a DUI arrest in West Virginia: implied consent testing, the criminal case,…
Read →Why commercial driver's license holders face stricter rules and longer consequences in West Virginia, and how a violation can…
Read →A calm, plain-language explanation of how child abuse and neglect cases generally work in West Virginia, including the role of…
Read →A plain-language overview of how a divorce case generally proceeds under West Virginia law, from grounds and filing through…
Read →A plain-language explanation of West Virginia's dog bite liability statute and when a dog owner may be held responsible for an…
Read →A plain-language explanation of how domestic violence protective orders work in West Virginia: who can petition, how the…
Read →A plain-language explanation of how legal fatherhood is established in West Virginia, and why paternity matters for support,…
Read →A plain-language guide to expungement in West Virginia: what it means, who may qualify, how it differs from a pardon, and what…
Read →A plain-language explanation of the difference between guardianship and conservatorship for an incapacitated adult, and when…
Read →A plain-language guide for parents to how juvenile court works in West Virginia: the terminology, the stages, confidentiality,…
Read →A plain-language overview of how adults can legally change their name in West Virginia, including the court petition process…
Read →A plain-language look at what a living will is, how it differs from a medical power of attorney, and why someone might want…
Read →How West Virginia divides crimes into misdemeanors and felonies, and what that difference means for court process, sentencing,…
Read →A plain-language explanation of financial and medical powers of attorney in West Virginia, what "durable" means, and why…
Read →A general overview of what probate is, the steps an estate typically goes through in West Virginia, and why some property…
Read →A plain-language comparison of West Virginia's domestic violence protective orders and personal safety orders, and who…
Read →A plain-language look at premises liability in West Virginia, including a property owner's general duty of care and why…
Read →A plain-language look at how West Virginia law handles parenting time and decision-making for children when parents live apart.
Read →A plain-language look at what a will does, what West Virginia law generally requires for a will to be valid, and what happens…
Read →A plain-language explanation of what a wrongful death claim is under West Virginia law, who may bring one, and what such a…
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