D. Lynn Bearden - Calhoun, GA
Lawyers in Calhoun, GA
100 Court St Calhoun, GA 30701
Updated: 02/15/2026
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Hired Law firm 2023-2024Don't hire for a divorce. She misses the details it takes to win a case. Easily swayed by opposition from lack of preparation. And definately doesn't consider how the court's decisions affect you in the future. After losing your case she will still see it as a win. At 70, after 50 yrs. married my ex isn't happy. End results results...I got our home, over appraised with no money allowed for critical repairs. I was left starting from "0". No accounts collecting interest. My bills are more than SS. Received no alimony that I clearly qualified for. So...the money I was granted is depleted every day. I now at 72 have about 2 yrs. of money to live on. Can't sell the house with all the needed repairs. Even if I could it takes money to live. The lawyets and judge decided my fate with little transparancy. My ex is living off his interest. Fishing on our boat in Fl. and living in our condo. that he will get full price for when selling. Or perhaps live on mtn. creek property conveniently under appraised. Don't be fooled into thinking you can take your case back to court. Lawyers do not want these cases. And it's almost impossible to do per stated laws as the judges don't want to redo their cases. Now at 72 I'm still trying to get my case corrected. Long story short...I should have fired her.
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