Georgia Lawyers Keri P. to Kevin Bahr

Explore Georgia attorneys like Keri P. Ware, Kermit Dorough, Kern Schwartz, Kerri Hochgesang, Kerri L. Miller, Kerri Moerschel, Kerri-Ann Griggs, and Kevin Bahr. in cities like Decatur, Duluth, Atlanta, Atlanta and Atlanta. These attorneys specialize in in Zip codes like 30030, 31702, 30346.

Keri P. Ware

Kessler & Solo

Kevin Almeroth

Kevin A. Woolf

Kevin A. Leipo

Kevin A. Adams

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Keri P. Ware

Firm: Wilson, Morton and Downs, LLC

Two TownCenter 125 Clairemont Avenue 420 , Decatur , Georgia 30030

Practice Areas: Civil ,Personal Injury,Wrongful Death

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Kessler & Solomiany

Firm: Kessler & Solomiany

101 Marietta St NW , Atlanta , Georgia 30303

Practice Areas: Divorce & Family, Legal Services

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“For anyone who has the misfortune to have to go through a divorce, please consider Kessler and Solomiany. I have had the pleasure of working with Sarah...”

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Kevin Almeroth

Firm: Deming Parker Hoffman Campbell & Daly

4851 Jimmy Carter Blvd , Norcross , Georgia 30093

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense

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Kevin A. Woolf

Firm: Seyfarth Shaw LLP

One Peachtree Pointe 700 , Atlanta , Georgia 30309

Practice Areas: Real Estate

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“The process and care that Kevin N. Golden Esq., provided was phenomenal. Not only was he thorough in the consultation, when it came to my case, he explained every part of my reques…”

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Kevin A. Leipow

Firm: Hall, Booth, Smith and Slover, A Professional Corporation

Atlantic Center Plaza 1180 West Peachtree Street , Atlanta , Georgia 30309

Practice Areas: General Practice

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“Kevin Leipow is the best attorney, I have ever met. God sent me Kevin as an angel to help me in my deceased husband personal injury cases, when my husband passed away and his previ…”

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Kevin A. Adamson

Firm: Kevin A. Adamson, P.C.

Centennial Tower 101 Marietta Street , Atlanta , Georgia 30303

Practice Areas: Civil

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Kevin A Adamson, PC

Firm: Kevin A Adamson, PC

3700 Crestwood Pkwy , Duluth , Georgia 30096

Practice Areas: Personal Injury, Workers Compensation

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“Adamson & Cleveland is the best law firm in Atlanta. Kevin Adamson and Alan Cleveland are two of the best attorneys in the Southeast, and they give their...”

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“I was hit by an impaired driver who was excluded from the insurance policy on the vehicle he was driving.. the collision totaled my car.. I kept getting told there was nothing I co…”

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Kermit Dorough

Firm: Divine Finney & Dorough PC

600 North Jackson Street , Albany , Georgia 31702

Practice Areas: Appeals

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Kevin Bahr

Two Ravinia Drive, Suite 610 , Atlanta , Georgia 30346

Practice Areas: Contracts & Agreements

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“Kevin is a first-rate lawyer and the first person I consult regarding any insurance coverage matter. He is smart, hard-working, and creative, and consistently gets outstanding resu…”

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Kerry Wenzel

Firm: Alston & Bird LLP

1201 W Peachtree St NE Ste 4900 , Atlanta , Georgia 30309

Practice Areas: Employee Benefits

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Kerrie Kessing

Firm: Kerrie C. Kessing PC (d/b/a The Kessing Law Firm)

4823 Village Sq NW , Acworth , Georgia 30102

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense

Attorney Kerrie C. Kessing represents her clients with Integrity, Tenacity and Personal Service. Ms. Kessing has been practicing law in the state of Georgia for over 20 years and has a proven track record of SUCCESS! If you want an attorney who will tentatively listen to your concerns and treat you with the utmost respect than Ms. Kessing is the one for you. Personal, attentive and prompt service is a priority because she believes the client is as important as the practice of law itself. Please contact her for a free telephone consultation.. Attorney Kessing received a BS in Zoology and a BA in Communications at North Carolina State University. She attained her Juris Doctor from Campbell Law School and decided to pursue her dreams in Georgia. She is a member of the ACLU, ALDF, Lexus Project, GACDL, and the Criminal law, Elder law, Family Law, General Practice and Trial Law sections of the Georgia Bar Association. She is a huge animal rights advocate and prides herself for being the "Voice for the Voiceless".. Areas of law include: Family law (divorces, child custody/support, adoptions, etc.), Criminal law (DUIs, drug charges, TRO/TPOs, etc.), Corporate law, Wills & Trusts, Animals Rights law, Mediation/Arbitration and Civil Litigation.

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“ht Kerrie Kessing into my life. She took my case and held my hand the whole way. I was a mess the en”

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“I endorse this lawyer. Kerrie is an excellent attorney. She is a zealous advocate, a tough negotiator and a person of integrity. Any client that hires her will be in good hands.”

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Kerri Moerschel

Firm: Rogers & Hardin LLP

2700 International Tower , Atlanta , Georgia 30303

Practice Areas: Employment & Labor

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Kerri Hochgesang

Firm: Andritz (USA) Inc.

5405 Windward Pkwy Ste 100 W , Alpharetta , Georgia 30004

Practice Areas: Intellectual Property , Patents, Trademarks, Intellectual Property

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Kern Schwartz

Firm: O'Kelley & Sorohan LLC

2170 Satellite Blvd Ste 375 , Duluth , Georgia 30097

Practice Areas: Real Estate

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Kerri-Ann Griggs

Firm: Alston & Bird LLP

1201 W Peachtree St NE Ste 4900 , Atlanta , Georgia 30309

Practice Areas: Immigration

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Kerri L. Miller

Firm: Cushing, Morris, Armbruster and Montgomery, LLP

2110 Peachtree Center International Tower , Atlanta , Georgia 30303

Practice Areas: Business & Commercial,Real Estate

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Kevin Abernethy

Firm: Hall, Booth, Smith, P.C.

191 Peachtree Street. , Atlanta , Georgia 30303

Practice Areas: General Practice, Business

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Kevin B. Buice

Firm: Jack F. Witcher

601 Pacific Avenue PO Drawer 1330 3 , Bremen , Georgia 30110

Practice Areas: General Practice,Medical Malpractice,Personal Injury

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Kevin B. Carlock

Firm: Moore Ingram Johnson and Steele, LLP

192 Anderson Street , Marietta , Georgia 30060

Practice Areas: Civil ,Insurance ,Professional Malpractice,Workers Compensation

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Kessler M Randy

Firm: Kessler M Randy

101 Marietta St NW , Atlanta , Georgia 30303

Practice Areas: Divorce & Family

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“Randy is a great guy and very charming. He is a great marketer and covers all the outlets...writes books, gets on CNN, has some high profile clients and...”

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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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