Request a Consultation

A short initial inquiry helps the firm determine whether further discussion is appropriate.

Before sending an inquiry

Do not send confidential, sensitive, or detailed information or documents. The website and email are not monitored continuously. Do not use them for an emergency, an imminent hearing, or a filing, appeal, response, limitation, or other deadline.

Sending an inquiry does not create an attorney-client relationship, require the firm to respond, accept a matter, or protect a deadline. Representation begins only after conflicts are cleared and the firm and client sign a written engagement agreement.

Information to include

  • Your full name and preferred telephone number and email address
  • The general type of Georgia matter and the county or court, if known
  • The names of other parties needed for preliminary conflict screening
  • The next known hearing, response date, or other deadline
  • A brief non-confidential summary without detailed facts or attachments

Do not include Social Security numbers, account numbers, dates of birth, medical records, financial records, evidence, or detailed legal strategy.

Use a short general description only (for example, contract dispute or business matter).
List names only. Do not describe facts or communications.
Include the date and time zone if known. Submission does not protect any deadline.
Do not include sensitive details, documents, Social Security numbers, account numbers, dates of birth, medical or financial records, evidence, or legal strategy.
Required acknowledgement

What happens next

  • The firm reviews the request for conflicts, jurisdiction, subject matter, deadlines, and capacity.
  • If further discussion is appropriate, the firm will contact you about scheduling and any additional information needed.
  • No matter or deadline is accepted unless the firm confirms acceptance in writing.