Hodges Law Firm, LLC - Cumming, GA
Estate Planning Lawyers in Cumming, GA
520 Pirkle Ferry Road Suite C Cumming, GA 30040
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17
Years
Experience
Cumming Estate Planning Law Firm
Updated: 02/28/2026
Areas of Practice
- Estate Planning
- Trusts
- Wills
- Probate
- Personal Injury
- Car Accidents
- Trucking Accidents
Firm Information
Overview
A Law Firm Focused on Results
At Hodges Law Firm, LLC, we handle a wide range of legal issues for clients throughout the Atlanta area, including elder law, estate planning, probate, Medicaid planning and protection, asset protection, litigation, and business law and services. We are knowledgeable in the law and understand the real life implications of legal actions. If you have concerns about protecting your assets, providing for your loved ones and getting the most out of your golden years, we are here to help.
An Attorney Prepared to Achieve Your Legal Goals
His credentials include:
- AV Preeminent Rated Lawyer by Martindale Hubbell
- Highest Possible Peer Review Rating (by judges and attorneys)
- Founder of the North Georgia Elder Care Alliance
- Co-Director of the NE Georgia Senior Care Council
- Member of the Elder Law Section of Georgia State Bar
- Former mayor, Germantown, Tennessee
- Eagle Scout and Order of the Arrow
- Board of Directors of Boy Scouts, Etowah District
- Board of Directors of American Red Cross, NE Georgia
- Paul Harris Fellow: Lanier/Forsyth Rotary Club
- Accredited Attorney For Practice Before the Department of Veterans Affairs
Our Atlanta law firm offers clients personal and attentive client service. We return phone calls promptly and always make ourselves available to address our clients' questions and concerns. We understand the importance of your legal matters and will handle them with the utmost care and attention to detail.
Reviews
Customer Reviews for Hodges Law Firm, LLC
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Hired Law firm 2020-2024This lawyer took my money and made excuse after excuse on why he had done nothing towards my case. After 3 years of me calling monthly to daily he finally contacted me and stated he needed more money to work on my case even though I paid in full the agreed upon amount during our initial meeting. I walked into probate court and got more accomplished than he did in the 3 years I thought he was working on my case. I would never recommend this person to represent anyone.
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Hired Law firm 2020-2021My attorney, Mr. Hodges was magnificent in court today! He was skilled, knowledgeable, and drove the truth home to a clear conclusion! I recommend him highly!
Contact
520 Pirkle Ferry Road
Suite C
Cumming, GA 30040
Phone: 678-608-1746
Fax: 770-888-0014
Email: Send a message
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