Elberton Criminal Lawyers

Dove Law Firm, LLC is a full service law firm proudly serving Irwin, Ben Hill, Tift, Turner, Coffee, Colquitt and surrounding counties.

Attorney Corrie Daniels received her law degree from the University Of Alabama School Of Law, where she received the George Peach Taylor Award for Excellence in Trail Advocacy for her work as an advocate on the National Trial Advocacy Team. This award became a symbol of what was to come, as Corrie Daniels has gone on to successfully resolve thousands of criminal cases, first as an Assistant Public Defender and now as a private firm. She has successfully defended clients against the death penalty multiple times in high-stakes cases, but she brings her trademark tenacity and skill to even the...

Criminal defense lawyer with over 19 years of experience handling felonies, misdemeanors, and traffic cases. Harvard Law graduate, free consultation, reasonable fees. Primarily practices in Cobb, Douglas, Paulding, and Cherokee counties, but has handled cases from Calhoun to Valdosta. I can best be reached by cell phone at 678-313-0570 or email at davidjkoontz@yahoo.com. Being arrested or getting a traffic ticket is a difficult situation that I can help you get through. I believe in fighting for my clients and giving them the high level of personal service they deserve.

I have years of experience writing appellate briefs. I have written over 40 briefs and litigated over 200 habeas cases. I also have tried many cases including jury and bench trials. I appply this experience when representing my clients. I have an understanding of the justice system from both sides. I will aagressively fight to get my clients' wrongful convictions overturned.

I am a criminal defense attorney who is a "dual threat" -- handling cases on both the trial level and on appeal. I have tried dozens of cases, ranging from traffic tickets all the way up to murder. Similarly, I have appealed criminal convictions of all types, including oral arguments before both the Court of Appeals of Georgia and the Supreme Court of Georgia. When I was about 20 years old, I learned about all the wrongful convictions that have destroyed the lives of innocent people. As a result, I knew I wanted to be a...