Marietta GA Lawyers

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Marietta has national distinction as part of the Great Locomotive Chase, one of the most daring raids by Union spies during the Civil War. In 1862, a group of volunteers from the Union army snuck behind southern lines and boarded “The General” at the Marietta train station. In nearby Kennesaw, James Andrews and his band of “Andrew’s Raiders” hijacked the train while the crew disembarked for a lunch break. The chase ended when they ran out of fuel, but not before Andrews and his men sabotaged extensive parts of the track and local telegram lines.

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Marietta attorneys can assist you with any legal issue you may have. Areas of practice include criminal law, personal injury law, family law, wills and trusts law, and a variety of others. Marietta attorneys are also committed to their community. Through the Cobb County Justice Foundation, Marietta attorneys volunteer their time for pro bono service to low income residents.

Although all Georgia attorneys are licensed to practice throughout the state, a Marietta attorney will be familiar with the local rules and procedures exclusive to the Cobb County court system. Familiarity with the legal community also assists attorneys and clients in reaching settlements and expediting their cases through the legal system more efficiently.

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