Areas of Practice
In Georgia, the law prohibits drivers from operating a vehicle while under the influence of alcohol and/or drugs.
The Juvenile Courts of Georgia have jurisdiction over a child until their 17th birthday. Criminal offenses are called “delinquent acts”.
If you are placed on probation, then you are subject to special conditions of probation such as payment of a fine, community service, and other strict requirements.
In Georgia, laws prohibit the possession, sale, or distribution of controlled substances and marijuana.
Theft and shoplifting charges can substantially affect your life. They can have an everlasting impact – a permanent criminal record that can cost you your job and begin a downward spiral.
Assault, Battery, Simple Battery, are a few of the charges for domestic violence.
Reckless Driving, Speeding, Failure to Maintain Lane, Failure to Yield are some of the traffic offenses that can significantly impact your driving record and ultimately cost you your license.
If you or someone you know has been injured in an accident, through no fault of their own, the injured driver could be entitled to compensation for damages.