Fiedler and Associates, L.L.C.
1111 South Marietta Parkway
Suite C
Marietta, GA 30060
Phone: (770) 485-4930 | Fax: (404) 935-9328
http://www.fiedlerassociates.com
Criminal Defense
Immigration, criminal and family law clients.
Family Law
Immigration, criminal and family law clients.
Immigration
Immigration, criminal and family law clients.
Divorce
Immigration, criminal and family law clients.
GA, Nov 2006
Bar Number: 636159
Supreme Court of Georgia, Court of Appeals of Georgia, and United States District Court, Northern Atlanta District.
Georgia Bar Association, American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA), Georgia Criminal Defense Lawyers Associations, Atlanta Bar Association, Cobb County Bar Association, and Georgia Hispanic Bar Association.
Each year I attend legal continuing education hours in the criminal, immigration, family law, and other areas of interest. I also frequently attend conferences to keep current on all relevant legal issues.
A recent case involved an immigrant facing felony theft charges. We were able to get the case reduced to a minor infraction and keep the client in the United States.
Bachelor of Arts
The American University of Paris
Paris, France
Information coming soon.
1995
Magna Cum Laude
Master of International Management
University of Saint Thomas
Saint Paul
MN
2000
Juris Doctor
Georgia State University, College of Law
Atlanta
GA
2006
1
Georgia
We provide real world solutions for globally-minded people. Many of our clients travel, have passports, have married across borders, or find themselves here in the United States for one reason or another. Others may be looking to hire a foreign national or help a foreign worker with a particular issue.
Our firm was established in 2008 with the goal of providing services to Atlanta's globally-minded community.
Prior to becoming an attorney, I worked in international business and earned a Master of International Management. In Atlanta I worked with Rodriguez and Associates, LLC, a firm catering to Georgia's Hispanic community.
We strongly encourage our clients to read up on legal issues, interview lawyers as well as to attend relevant support groups. Each person's situation is unique but often times there is basic information about general legal matters available on the web or at the library.
We encourage all clients to bring all relevant paperwork to our office at the time of their initial consultation. Sometimes clients can save costs by doing their own legwork.
There are certain situations that do not require the services of a lawyer. If we see that our clients would be able to handle their own situation without incurring legal expenses, we will let them know. For others who do not have the means or inclination to hire an attorney, we can often point them in the direction of free legal resources in the community. However, the odds are against non-lawyers who face lawyers in litigation and child custody matters.
After traveling and working outside of the United States, I realized that the United States Constitution really sets us apart from other countries. I decided that I wanted to give back to my community by defending the Constitution and promoting civil and human rights.
Having been both consumers and providers of legal services gives us the empathy and experience to better serve our clients.
The areas in which we practice are those in which real people are affected and where we can make a difference.
The best part about being a lawyer is helping someone through a tough time and knowing we made a difference in that person's life and maybe even made a global impact.
I am a solo practitioner, but I have wonderful legal assistants who have a wealth of knowledge and are attentive to the needs of my clients.
My unique strength is finding creative ways to settle cases while always being ready for a courtroom battle. There is no one-sized-fits-all solution for legal matters. Each client and each case is unique.
My style is zealous yet compassionate. I care about my clients. I am quick, efficient and result-oriented, but also try to look beyond at the bigger picture of a situation.
I am active in the community with my family, church, and Girl Scouts. It is not uncommon to see me in a volunteer capacity outside of the courtroom.
(404) 935-9328
Monday through Friday
8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Weekend and evening appointments available upon request.
Yes
Spanish, French, and Chinese.
We offer both fixed-price and hourly rate services for immigration, criminal and family law clients. We accept most major credit cards, and payment plans are available. We also offer a special discount to new clients who mention Nolo.
$200 for civil cases.
We offer a free 30-minute no-obligation, no-strings attached initial consultation.
A typical retainer is $2,500.
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