Jim truly handled our estate planning with ease. His expertise and knowledge has left me…read morecomfortable in knowing that our wills, living trust, etc are all robust and clearly documented. He did a really good job explaining each of the documents, asking pointed questions for my husband and I. The end result is a well organized binder with copies of each document applicable. He went above and beyond and created an in case of emergency binder for any babysitters in our home, including in case of emergency numbers, doctor contacts, and a quick reference for what to do if something happens while someone else is watching our child. I can't recommend Jim enough, and highly recommend everyone make the time to get your estate planning, wills, in order, especially if you have kids.

My family came to Fletcher Estate Planning with questions and uncertainty regarding a trust that…read morehad been established, after receiving conflicting information from the attorney who originally prepared it. Jim took the time to thoroughly answer our questions and provided much-needed clarity and reassurance. We left the meeting with a far better understanding of the trust and what it means for our family moving forward. Jim was knowledgeable, patient, and extremely helpful. We highly recommend Fletcher Estate Planning

Extremely knowledgeable regarding living will, power of attorney, trust, etc...Kathleen was very…read morefriendly and has a great sense of humor. She made it easy to speak about everything that some people may get uncomfortable speaking about (the future, should something horrible happen). She was very thorough and answered many questions (we had tons). I would highly suggest Kathleen if you need to set up or update your documents for when the inevitable day comes.....

Kathleen helped my partner and I get all of our legal ducks in a row. She's especially helpful for…read morethe LGBT community, and while it is never fun to think about wills, health care directives, etc., she made it as fun as it can be. She also prepared several other documents for us and walked us though what would happen with it all. She's professional, caring, helpful, and personable, and we'll definitely use her again for our legal needs.

Attorney Jeff Cohen is a top-rated attorney with years of experience…read more He approaches his clients with good communication as he also updates his client with the ongoing status. I would highly recommend Attorney Cohen.

From the owner: Representation of individuals and small businesses who may have payment or appeals issues with the…read moreInternal Revenue Service or Georgia Department of Revenue. We handle collection cases, offers in compromise, innocent spouse cases, seizures and levies, wage garnishments, and problem audits. We have been members of the Georgia Bar since 1982.

They were great, responded fast and handled my request promptly. Will definitely use again and…read morehighly recommended.

1 Star -- Extremely Disappointed…read more I hired this attorney to handle the probate of my mother and father. He was paid in full before providing services--something I now consider a major red flag. My father's probate was filed on July 2, 2025. After my mother's probate was completed and her Letters of Administration were published beginning March 18, 2026, I repeatedly contacted the attorney by text and email asking about my father's case. Getting answers was extremely difficult. I eventually contacted the probate clerk myself and discovered that documents were missing and the court had already mailed my attorney a letter notifying him of the missing documents. I ultimately received my father's Letters of Administration to publish beginning July 1, 2026--nearly a year after the case was filed. This delay had a real financial impact. I could not get the deed transferred into my name in time to apply for the homestead exemption before the deadline. When I questioned the attorney about the delay, his response was: "No time tables at all with probate. They take their sweet time." I understand that courts have their own timelines. What I expected from the attorney I paid in full was to monitor the case, address outstanding documents, communicate with me, and keep the process moving. Instead, I had to repeatedly chase him for updates and ultimately contact the court myself to find out what was happening. Probate is already difficult when you're dealing with the loss of both parents. Having to fight for basic communication from the attorney I hired only made it worse. In hindsight, paying the entire fee upfront should have been my first red flag. Based on my experience, I would not recommend this attorney for probate.

Noah is hands down one of the best attorneys in Atlanta. Can't go wrong retaining his services.read more

Helped me dispute a will and everything worked out great. Noah was very easy to deal withread more

Love me some GSCPA…read more These folks are nice, smart and open. What a benefit for CPAs in Georgia to have this group of people educating, informing and advocating on behalf of their members.

From the owner: The Georgia Society of CPAs is the premier professional organization for CPAs in the state of…read moreGeorgia. With almost 14,000 members throughout the state, the purpose of the GSCPA is to achieve excellence by providing superior advocacy, leadership, service, lifelong learning and personal and professional development opportunities.

I applied for a position. I spoke with a recruiter only for another recruiter to come and say no,…read moreyour going to take this other job. The lied about the job description. Underpaid for ecommerce position. Shady company. Glad I quit so they didn't get any money out of me. STAY AWAY..:....

A recruiter approached me this past December after submitted an application through Craigslist…read more(first mistake). Recently I moved across the country and am not only unfamiliar with the companies out here, but I haven't had the opportunity to create a business network yet. When the recruited contacted me, he said he was following up from the Craigslist posting and while that position was filled he wanted me to come into the office because he knows of another great fit. I think it was a tacky way of connecting with me, he could have just called directly and spoke to his services that he has to offer. Lastly, I showed up for the "interview" and the office was not welcoming. There were two doors in the waiting room and no windows or someone to greet me. I opened one of the doors and it was a storage closet, the second door had a few people from the office and a baby when I first walked in. I understand it was around the Holidays and I am all about "casual Friday's", however; it was odd to not be greeted professionally when I had a scheduled appointment. I thought the meeting went pretty well overall, aside from me having to help the recruiter through some of the steps. He mentioned a few great positions available and we were able to build rapport on the topic of Atlanta and places to hike. He suggested introducing me to the business developer/manager who works directly with the clients, but unfortunately wasn't able to introduce me to any of the managers because they were either unavailable or out of the office. After our conversation, there were two jobs I was interested in. He said he would follow-up with me and be sure to send me the job descriptions of those positions. In conclusion, after reaching out to the recruiter several times by phone and email, he never responded to me. I could not get past how unprofessional my experience was overall, So I ended up reaching out to the recruiters direct supervisor a month later and received the same level of customer service (sarcasm). His response was much like his employees; only he was making excuses for the recruiter. This was the email response I received: "Thank you for the message. I actually am his direct supervisor, so I will address it with him. The holidays are a tricky time, so I am sure there is a reason for no follow-up, but not an excuse. It could have been that the client never got back to us, or something out of our control, but either way, a follow-up should have happened. I will look through your information/paperwork and see what we have going on. Also, feel free to look on our website at any opportunities that you might be interested in. Keep in mind though, each recruiter here meets 30-40 candidates per week, so that is a lot of names/faces to remember. He is still new, so he is still learning and improving, but it definitely will not happen again." Needless to say, I will not be using their service nor do I recommend this agency to anyone.

Hunter Woodworth lied to me several times. When I caught him in the lies, he lied even more, and…read morethey were even less believable. I didn't deserve that. That's not right. Very disappointing.

Great firm very efficient, knowledgeable and to the point!…read more I would highly recommend Bomar law firm to anyone for their legal tax needs.

Calvin is such a pro and on top of it, a caring lawyer. He has a terrific team and they really…read moreknow everything necessary for all tax situations.