FAQ
What happens when you call
- What happens when I call?
- We ask what happened and what kind of matter it is, then connect you with the attorney who actually handles that — Dana for personal injury, Kwame for family law, Marisol for criminal defense. That first call is free, and it usually runs 15 to 20 minutes.
- Does the first call cost anything?
- No. The consultation is free regardless of what kind of matter it is or whether you decide to hire us afterward.
- How does a personal injury case get paid for?
- On a contingency basis — you owe nothing upfront, and we are only paid if we recover money for you. The exact percentage is part of the written fee agreement we go over with you before you sign anything, not something we publish as a blanket number, because it can vary by case.
- What information do you collect through this website?
- A name, a phone number, and what type of matter you have. We do not collect case details, documents, or anything about what happened through a web form — that conversation happens by phone or in person, and once you are a client, case materials go through our secure practice management system, not this site.
- Do I need a lawyer, or can I handle this myself?
- Depends on what it is. A straightforward traffic citation or an uncontested small matter may not need one. An arrest, a contested divorce, a custody dispute, or any injury involving an insurance company almost always benefits from one — the free consultation exists specifically to give you an honest answer either way.
- Which counties do you practice in?
- Fulton, Cobb and Cherokee counties, with occasional matters in surrounding North Georgia counties depending on the case.
Nothing about your case ever needs to go through this website. A name, a phone number, and what kind of matter it is — that's what gets you a call back.
The first call is free.
About fifteen to twenty minutes, no obligation, and no case detail collected here — just enough for us to connect you with the right attorney.