David J Casey, Attorney, Marietta, Ga

David J Casey, Attorney, Marietta, Ga Our main areas of practice include Bankruptcy, Traffic, Wills (Including Trusts and Probate), Legiti David J. Casey has practiced law in Georgia since 1989.

He is best known for his work in his primary areas of practice, which include Bankruptcy, Traffic, Wills (Including Trusts and Probate), Legitimations, Name Changes and Juvenile Court. Since beginning to practice law in Georgia, David Casey has practiced in numerous fields of law and countless courts all over Georgia, from disputing neighbors over grass cuttings to vastly complicated interpleader

cases in federal court, and everything in between. Shannon Gillis is Mr. Casey's valued legal assistant who is knowledgeable in all aspects of our office. Any questions can be directed towards her and she will most likely have the answer. If she doesn't have the answer, she will get the information and forward it to you.

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07/01/2022

It's been a successful week in court by Mr. Casey, getting two felony cases dismissed. As well as another client with two (2) felonies and four (4) misdemeanors, getting reduced down to two (2) misdemeanors.

07/01/2022

Another win in the books for one of our wonderful clients. We were successful in defending our client, who was sued unnecessarily, in a civil Jury Trial.

Unfortunately, our entire office complex has lost power today and it appears that it will be out for a while. Please acc...
04/25/2022

Unfortunately, our entire office complex has lost power today and it appears that it will be out for a while. Please accept our apologies if you are having trouble getting through to our office during this time.

03/05/2021

We all know there are questions about student loans in bankruptcy. It looks like there is going to be a $10,000.00 forgiveness on student loan debts. We are monitoring the new bankruptcy laws regarding the potential discharge of student loans. It’s in its early stages and is very fluid.

02/25/2021

The moratorium on evictions and lawsuits may soon come to an end and this leaves you with no definitive date for when creditors could begin their legal proceedings against you.
Maybe you are waiting on that "Stimulus Check" or have already used up your savings. Are you using your credit cards rather than your savings? Your car payments and mortgage are still due and you don't know where that money is going to come from. That "Stimulus Check" is not going to pay all your bills, and those bills will be due again the next month.
Your Covid-19 related financial problems may just be getting worse. Now is the time to start planning for when the money runs out and the protections are lifted. Be prepared and get a head of this! While no one wants to file a bankruptcy, now is the time to start planning.

02/25/2021

The moratorium on evictions and lawsuits may soon come to an end and this leaves you with no definitive date for when creditors could begin their legal proceedings against you.
Maybe you are waiting on that "Stimulus Check" or have already used up your savings. Are you using your credit cards rather than your savings? Your car payments and mortgage are still due and you don't know where that money is going to come from. That "Stimulus Check" is not going to pay all your bills, and those bills will be due again the next month.
Your Covid-19 related financial problems may just be getting worse. Now is the time to start planning for when the money runs out and the protections are lifted. Be prepared and get a head of this! While no one wants to file a bankruptcy, now is the time to start planning and we can help.

02/17/2021

With the past year we have all seen the need to consider the importance of proper planning for the future so not to burden others later. We have helped numerous clients individualize their estate plans by helping them direct where their property goes after passing. You can ensure college assistance for children or grandchildren or take care of a special needs relative. You can give away your estate outright or in trust for your spouse, children, grandchildren, nieces and nephews and so forth. Contact our office to discuss setting up a plan for the future.

04/01/2020

Are your finances getting stressful? Waiting on that "Stimulus Check"? Are you using your credit cards rather than your savings, or have you used up your savings? Your car payment's due, your mortgage is due and you don't know where that money is going to come from? That "Stimulus Check" is not going to pay all your bills, and those bills will be due again next month.

Your Covid-19 related financial problems are just going to get worse. Now is the time to start planning for when the money runs out and the protections are lifted. Be prepared and get a head of this! While no one wants to file a bankruptcy, now is the time to start planning.

03/18/2020

NOTICE TO CLIENTS

We would like to reassure all of our clients that our office is still working, accepting new cases, and conducting telephone consultations for our current and potential clients. All precautions are being taken to ensure the cleanest environment in our office. At this time most of our employees will be teleworking and completing all tasks to the extent possible. As you may know, courts are rescheduling most hearings and we will be updating all of our clients accordingly. Bankruptcy court hearings are expected to continue telephonically and the Trustees will also attend telephonically. We highly encourage everyone to contact our office via email at [email protected] during this difficult time and we will do everything we can to ensure that all emails are timely answered. For any clients that will need to drop off or pick up necessary documents, our office does have a drop box available at the front of our office to limit physical contact. Please be sure to call our office in advance to coordinate the best time to pick up or drop off any items for your case.

12/28/2018

Our office will be closed on December 31st and January 1st for the New Year!

12/07/2018

With the new year fast approaching, consider planning for the future. Wills help you direct where your property goes after you pass away. You can ensure college assistance for children or grandchildren or take care of a special needs relative. You can give away your estate outright or in trust for your spouse, children, grandchildren, nieces and nephews and so forth. Contact our office to discuss setting up a plan for the future.

Address

707 Whitlock Avenue SW Ste H7
Marietta, GA
30064

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

+17704244535

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