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Election Campaign & Political Law Lawyers Serving Columbia County, GA (Augusta)
233 Davis Road, Suite C, Augusta, GA 30907- Free Consultation
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Featured Review"Mr. Richard Goolsby was a blessing to our family. We contacted him for representation in a misdemeanor criminal case and he worked diligently to have the case dismissed. Mr. Goolsby was attentive to our concerns and was always available for support anytime we needed to speak with him. Mr. Goolsby’s work ethic extends beyond his service as a lawyer. He became someone that our family could trust and rely upon during our time of trouble. Mr. Goolsby was our advocate. As a result, the criminal case..." Read more
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Election Campaign & Political Law Lawyers Serving Columbia County, GA (Cartersville)
107 Postelle Street, Cartersville, GA 30120- Free Consultation
- 1 Attorney Rating
- 26 Years Experience
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- 1 Attorney Rating
- 26 Years Experience
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