Georgia Lawyers Kara Fleming to Karina Deochand

Explore Georgia attorneys like Kara Fleming, Kareem Maddison, Karen C. Gainey, Karen Dove Barr, Karen F. White, Karen Fultz, Karen Hubbard, and Karina Deochand. in cities like Alpharetta, Peachtree City, Atlanta, Atlanta and Peachtree Corners. These attorneys specialize in in Zip codes like 30022, 30084, 30092.

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Kara Fleming

Firm: Law Office of Kara C. Fleming

8470 Holcomb Bridge Road , Alpharetta , Georgia 30022

Practice Areas: Estate Planning

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“family, and she is very thorough and timely with the execution of all documentation. She is profess”

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“I have known Kara for several years now and am pleased to have her as a colleague and friend. She truly knows her field and is diligent in keeping on top of the laws. She also genu…”

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Karen Kenner Scott

Firm: Williams Teusink, LLC

312 Sycamore Street , Decatur , Georgia 30030

Practice Areas: Real Estate

Attorney Karen Kenner Scott is a legal professional with a concentration in the fields of real estate transactions and litigation in addition to business and corporate matters. She obtained her Bachelor of Arts degree in English from the esteemed University of Georgia in 2009, followed by her Juris Doctor from Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School in 2012. Prior to joining the law firm Williams Teusink, attorney Scott garnered invaluable experience as an Assistant Solicitor General in both Fulton and DeKalb County. In DeKalb, she served as a Deputy Chief Assistant Solicitor General, where she skillfully led her unit to achieve successful prosecutions in numerous land use, zoning, and code enforcement cases.. Attorney Scott’s exceptional legal prowess has earned her several notable accolades. She was honored as a recipient of the Georgia Association of Black Women Attorneys Scholarship and the National Black Law Students Association Rodney Pulliam Scholarship. Additionally, attorney Scott’s outstanding contributions to the legal field were recognized through the Rising Star award from the New Rock Legal Society and the prestigious Michael Hancock award from the DeKalb Lawyers Association. Her unwavering dedication to community service has been acknowledged through her receipt of the Deans Award on five separate occasions.. In her professional capacity, attorney Scott is dedicated to galvanizing women in the legal profession. Attorney such as the Georgia Association of Black Women Attorneys and the Georgia Association of Women Lawyers. In 2018, attorney Scott was selected to serve as a member of the Emerging Leaders of DeKalb. In 2023 she was selected to GABWA’s Judicial Public Official Academy. Most recently she was selected to participate in the 2024 GAWL Leadership Academy.. Beyond her professional endeavors, attorney Scott is deeply committed to serving her community. She actively engages in various roles at her children’s school, including serving on the School Council. Additionally, she takes great pride in her membership in Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Incorporated. She also serves as a board member for the non-profit organization More than Conquerors Incorporated.. Attorney Scott finds equal fulfillment in her personal life, as she is happily married to Roderick Scott and takes immense pride in being the mother of two exceptional young girls.

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“I got a DUI in Atlanta...my second one. I contacted Ms. Kenner and the case came out well. I highl”

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“Karen is an excellent advocate. She is always prepared and she really has an understanding of the law. I fully endorse this lawyer.”

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Karen Scott Greene

Firm: Karen Scott Greene, Esq

390322 , 30039 Snellville , Georgia 30039

Practice Areas: Adoption

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“Karen has been there for me the entire bankruptcy experience. This has involved many hours beyond just filing for bankruptcy. Her knowlege and organ...”

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Karen S. Hindson

Firm: Hindson & Melton LLC

400 Perimeter Center Terrace 900 , Atlanta , Georgia 30346

Practice Areas: Adoption,Arbitration & Mediation,Child Custody & Visitation,Divorce,Government Contracts,Trusts

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Kareem Maddison

Firm: Morris Hardwick Schneider

4500 Hugh Howell Road , Tucker , Georgia 30084

Practice Areas: Real Estate

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“Kareem is tenacious, bright, and highly skilled. He has a great attention to detail. He is a superior closing attorney and an all-around nice guy. I refer clients to him with confi…”

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Karen Kurtz

Firm: BNY Mellon Wealth Management

3050 Peachtree Rd NW Ste 300 , Atlanta , Georgia 30305

Practice Areas: Corporate , Employee Benefits, Estate Planning, Mergers & Acquisitions, Taxation - State & Federal, Estate Planning, Estate Planning, Estate Planning

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Karen Leach

Firm: Chorey, Taylor & Feil

3399 Peachtree Road, N.E. , Atlanta , Georgia 30326

Practice Areas: Corporate , Mergers & Acquisitions, Securities , Corporate & Incorporation, Corporate & Incorporation, Corporate & Incorporation, Corporate & Incorporation

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Karen Ingle

Firm: Minor, Bell and Neal

745 College Drive B , Dalton , Georgia 30722

Practice Areas: Real Estate

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Karen Hubbard

Firm: Bendin Sumrall & Ladner LLC

1360 Peachtree St NE Ste 800 , Atlanta , Georgia 30309

Practice Areas: Personal Injury

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Karen Fultz

Firm: COZEN O'CONNOR

Suite 2200, SunTrust Plaza , Atlanta , Georgia 30308

Practice Areas: Insurance , Litigation, Litigation

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Karen F. White

Firm: Cohen Pollock Merlin & Small, P.C.

3350 Riverwood Parkway 1600 300 , Atlanta , Georgia 30039

Practice Areas: Bankruptcy

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Karen Dove Barr

5859 Abercorn Extension Building Two , Savannah , Georgia 31405

Practice Areas: Civil ,Criminal Defense ,Divorce,Family ,Real Estate

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“I hired Karen Dove Barr to represent me in a divorce - made me all kinds of promises and didn't keep any! Told me ex could not get alimony under any ...”

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Karen C. Gainey

Firm: Webb, Lindsey, & Wade, LLC

400 Westpark Court 220 , Peachtree City , Georgia 30269

Practice Areas: Wills

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“Jen was our attorney for starting our first Will. She was so kind so helpful and explained everything several times to make sure we understood everything. I cannot say enough wonde…”

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Karina Deochand

Firm: Deochand & Jayswal Law Group, LLC

5051 Peachtree Corners Circle , Peachtree Corners , Georgia 30092

Practice Areas: Personal Injury

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“Ms. Deochand is a lawyer who is deeply committed to her work and her community. She consistently goes above and beyond the call of duty to ensure that those in need of her services…”

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Karen Malachi

Firm: Malachi Legal Services LLC

3300 Buckeye Rd Ste 555 , Atlanta , Georgia 30341

Practice Areas: Discrimination

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Karen Mills

Firm: Arnall Golden Gregory LLP

171 17th Street Northwest Suite 2100 , Atlanta , Georgia 30363

Practice Areas: Business

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“Karen's manner is so positive that any client would be blessed to have her on their side!”

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Karen Moskowitz

1289 Verdon Dr , Dunwoody , Georgia 30338

Practice Areas: Bankruptcy & Debt

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“Karen helped me with defending a collection lawsuit. She did a great job, got the suit dismissed and”

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“I know that Karen is devoted to assisting her clients. She takes the time necessary to ensure that she's covering all of her (and her clients') bases. She is caring and compassiona…”

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Karen Suzanne Wilkes

Firm: Karen Suzanne Wilkes

6274 201 Broad St Ste 404 3016 , Rome , Georgia 30162

Practice Areas: Contracts

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“My husband used Ms. Wilkes as an attorney twice in Carroll county and she was amazing. She kept us well informed , very personable and honest. I loved...”

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Karen Weinstock

Firm: Siskind Susser

100 Ashford Center North 320 303 , Atlanta , Georgia 30338

Practice Areas: Immigration & Naturalization

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“Karen Weinstock and her team literally saved my friend's life! Being from a foreign country, having NO obvious legal way to stay in the U.s, Karen...”

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Karima Al-Amin

Firm: Al-Amin Law Group, LLC

1000 N Indian Creek Dr Ste A , Clarkston , Georgia 30021

Practice Areas: Immigration

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“at she has grudges against a certain type of sisters and just not going to help them. It's fine if y”

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If I get married to someone who is on child support, will my funds be included if the other parent tries to renegotiate? | Aug 25, 2026 | Sourced from Reddit
Location: Georgia, USA Boyfriend and I are having more discussions about marriage. But he is currently in and out of court for child support with the mother of his kids. It has not been fully settled. But my question is once we are married could she reopen the case and attempt to include my income or funds for a higher payment? Unfortunately it’s not a great situation so if she could she would. Just wanted to know if that was even a thing or if Georgia laws prohibit that. Edit: He is paying. She disagrees with the amount therefore they have been back. Obviously we will not legally tie when it is on going. He will of course pay, but just wanted to know if she could use my income to get him to pay more later down the line.
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GA renter rights | Aug 17, 2026 | Sourced from Reddit
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