Ask an attorney anything.

Yes. Asking a question and having an initial consultation costs nothing. If your matter turns into a case the firm handles, the fee arrangement is explained and agreed in writing before any work begins — and many injury and workers’ compensation matters are handled on a contingency fee, meaning no fee unless there is a recovery.

Nick Garcia does. This is a small firm and questions are not routed to a call center or an intake service that sells leads to other lawyers.

Usually within one business day. If your matter involves a court date, an arrest or a filing deadline within the next few days, call the office directly rather than waiting on email.

No. Sending a question does not create an attorney-client relationship and does not obligate you to hire the firm. That relationship begins only when a written agreement is signed by both of you.

Ask it anyway. After thirty years there is very little a Georgia lawyer has not already heard, and the questions people are most reluctant to ask are usually the ones that matter most to their case.

The firm regularly handles matters across Coweta, Clayton, Fulton, Henry and Spalding counties and metro Atlanta. If your matter belongs somewhere else or with a different kind of lawyer, you will be told that honestly.