A local lawyer, not a billboard firm
Peachtree City runs on golf carts, corporate relocations and a lot of families who moved here for the schools. The legal problems that follow tend to be specific: cart-and-vehicle collisions on the multi-use paths and at road crossings, injuries at work, divorces involving relocation clauses, and DUI charges that put a professional license or a security clearance at risk.
Fayette County cases are heard at the Fayette County Justice Center in Fayetteville, roughly fifteen minutes from Peachtree City. Nick Garcia has practiced in these courts since the 1990s, and his office in Tyrone is closer than most Atlanta firms will ever be.
Legal help available to Peachtree City clients
Peachtree City details
- Serving Planterra Ridge, Kedron, Braelinn, Glenloch, Wilksmoor and Aberdeen
- Fayette County Justice Center — approximately 15 minutes away
- Convenient to Highway 54, Highway 74 and the golf cart path network
Experience behind the Peachtree City office
Nicholas P. Garcia has been licensed to practice in Georgia since 1993. He trained at a large Atlanta firm, became a partner there in 1998, and opened his own practice in 1999. He has tried more than 50 workers’ compensation cases statewide and has argued matters reported by the Georgia Court of Appeals.
For clients, the practical difference is access: you speak with the attorney handling your case, and the office is a short drive rather than a trip into the city.