I am currently accepting divorce cases and handling auto accident and personal bankruptcy cases statewide. My firm is recognized for our aggressive representation, meticulous preparation, and fair, flat fees. As a potential client, you can be confident in my extensive experience and dedication to your case, ensuring that you receive the personal attention your case demands. With over 24 years of practice, I am well-regarded by both opposing attorneys and judges.
Please be aware that I do not handle family law cases involving DFCS.
I maintain a very low caseload, which allows me to handle only one trial matter at a time. This means you won't have to worry about me being unavailable for your important hearing due to scheduling conflicts. I dedicate time to each client and each case, providing my undivided attention. Rest assured, I will personally handle your case from start to finish without delegating it to an associate.
- Tulane University School of Law
- J.D. (2001) | Law
- North Carolina Central University
- B.A. (1998) | Political Science
- Graduated in 3 years at age 19; Minors in Spanish & French
- Honors: magna cum laude
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Contingent Fees
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Family Law Flat fees - no hourly billing! We don't drag your case out to make more money.
- Divorce
- Contested Divorce, Same Sex Divorce, Spousal Support & Alimony, Uncontested Divorce
- Family Law
- Same Sex Family Law
- Personal Injury
- Car Accidents
- Bankruptcy
- Chapter 7 Bankruptcy
- Modifications
- Legitimation
- High Asset Divorce
- *****We DO NOT handle DFCS cases nor 3rd party / grandparent custody cases***
- Mediation
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- Spanish
- Q. We have two pieces of property, one in my name and one in me and my husbands name. I'm trying to get away from him.
- A: You will need to file for divorce. You can't prevent a spouse from coming into marital property until there is a court order that says otherwise.
- Q. so when a father is on child support do they have to keep paying child support if the child goes off to college?
- A: It depends on the order, but most child support stops at 18, unless the child is in high school.
- Q. do we need to fill out a DRFA for an uncontested divorce in Georgia
- A: Some judges and / counties require it. You can file the uncontested diovrce and then ask the judge's office. Most do not require the DRFA.