Robert T. Homlar - an Augusta, Georgia (GA) Whistleblower Cases Lawyer

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Augusta Whistleblower Cases Lawyer

Updated: 04/09/2026

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Domestic Violence
By Angel B. on Sep. 27, 2022
Hired Attorney 2022

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My family and I are unbelievably grateful to have had the help of Attorney Robert Homlar for a very serious matter recently. His expertise in law and calm demeanor (with us) were truly a god send in a very difficult time. Not just day one, but almost from moment one, he was on the case taking care of everything that needed to be done quickly and efficiently and explaining the process to us. He is a very confident attorney. He combines knowledge, fairness, firmness, fearlessness, and experience, to go after without reservation the needs of his clients. I can truly say my family and I owe our lives to him. Winning the case for us meant our family had a measure of safety we had been denied for some time. Nothing is more important than the safety of your family. Before hiring him, we were not sure what our chances of winning the case were. He made all the difference in getting that win. We would not hesitate to highly recommend him to anyone needing an attorney.

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Augusta, GA

580 James Brown Blvd
Suite 200
Augusta, GA 30901

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Phone: 706-831-0859

Fax: 706-432-1722

Website: https://www.homlarlaw.com/

Hours: Monday-Thursday 8:30am-5pm, Fridays 8:30am-3pm, availability 24/7

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