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Serving Georgia

Decatur
Family, injury,
and estate
counsel.

For Decatur clients, legal questions often touch the routines that make a household work: where children spend time, how recovery affects work, and who can make decisions for an aging loved one. Washington Legal Group brings those practical details into the legal conversation for DeKalb County matters.

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DeKalb County

Local court and county context matters. We explain where your issue fits before you choose a path.

Where we meet

Clients can meet at the Atlanta office or start from Decatur by phone or video.

The work in Decatur

How we help
in Decatur.

A local search should lead to useful local context. These are the conversations Washington Legal Group is prepared to start with Decatur clients.

01

Family law & fathers’ rights

Decatur families may need a custody plan that fits school calendars, transit, and shared parenting across DeKalb County. We handle contested and uncontested divorce, custody, support, alimony, asset division, fathers’ rights, and legitimation with attention to the day-to-day plan.

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02

Personal injury & wrongful death

When a crash or other negligent act changes a Decatur household’s rhythm, medical care is only one part of the disruption. We help clients organize the facts and evaluate personal-injury or wrongful-death claims without promising an outcome.

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03

Trusts & estate planning

Estate planning in Decatur can mean protecting a home, naming a decision-maker, or giving a family clearer instructions for the future. We prepare wills, trusts, probate-avoidance strategies, and incapacity plans that can be revisited as circumstances change.

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Why clients choose Washington Legal Group

Experience with
a human read.

Founded by a former judge, Washington Legal Group brings more than 50 years of combined firm experience to the work. Every client is treated as an individual rather than a case number, with aggressive and compassionate advocacy at the center.

Former judge

A founder who has seen Georgia’s legal system from more than one side of the room.

50+ years

More than 50 years of combined firm experience, knowledge, and skill.

Your story

Aggressive, compassionate advocacy shaped around the individual in front of the firm.

Plain-language answers

Questions Decatur
clients ask.

How long can a contested divorce take for a Decatur family?

It varies with the issues and the DeKalb County court schedule. Unresolved custody, support, property, or alimony questions generally make a case take longer than an uncontested divorce, and Georgia’s required waiting period still applies.

Should I speak with a lawyer after a Decatur crash?

If anyone is injured, get medical attention and report the crash first. A conversation with counsel can help you preserve records and understand communications with insurers, especially when fault or the extent of the injury is not clear.

Is a revocable living trust enough for Georgia probate planning?

Not by itself. A trust can help avoid probate for assets placed into it, but beneficiary designations, a will, powers of attorney, and other documents may also matter.

Talk through your Decatur matter

The next step can be a conversation.