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Phone: (770) 771-5097

Address: 278 N Marietta Pkwy NE, Marietta, GA 30060

Website: http://www.cobbcountyattorneys.com

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Gentry Smith Dettmering Morgan & Schnatmeier

Divorce
Child Support
Ann is an instructor for theÂ Mediation Training Institute Â and is currently co-presenting seminars regarding the new Georgia Child Support Guidelines for mediators in the Atlanta and Athens areas. She is currently a member of the Georgia Bar, theÂ Cobb County Bar Association, theÂ Georgia Trial Lawyers Association, theÂ American Bar Association Family Law Section, theÂ Atlanta Bar Association Family Law Section, the Cobb County Bar Association Family Law Section, and theÂ Georgia Mediators Association. Ann is past president of the Cobb County Bar Association and past president of the Family Law Section.
Child Custody and Visitation
As Cobb County domestic violence and abuse attorneys who have prosecuted and defended these sensitive cases, we understand the difficulties you face in these matters. Our team knows that false allegations often stem from one party attempting to gain an advantage in a heated divorce, child custody battle, or for other reasons. However, once someone brings family violence charges, an almost unstoppable legal process begins, even if the alleged victim later wishes to drop all charges.

Criminal Defense
Rob is currently a member of the State Bar of Georgia, the Cobb County Bar Association (Past President of the organization), the Georgia Trial Lawyers Association, the Cobb County Trial Lawyers Association, the Georgia Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers, the Cobb County Criminal Defense Section (Past President of the organization), and the Christian Lawyers Fellowship. He is also a founding member of the Marietta Lawyers Club. Rob has been appointed by the President of the State Bar of Georgia to the Criminal Justice Reform Committee to advise lawmakers on important issues related to the Georgia Code. Rob also serves as an Associate ProsecutorÂ in the Municipal Courts of Marietta and Smyrna.
DUI/DWI
Our primary goal is to prevent you from being convicted of the offense of DUI. If, however, you are convicted, or, in the alternative, you plead guilty to DUI, we will do everything in our power to prevent you from having to go back to jail.
Wrongful Death
Suffering a serious injury or the wrongful death of a loved one is devastating emotionally and financially. When your family is faced with the difficulty of a catastrophic injury or accident, our firm is committed to handling every aspect of your case to ensure an efficient and just recovery. At Smith, Schnatmeier, Dettmering & Kilgo, LLP, our firm is committed to aggressively pursuing fair compensation for your injuries and losses.
Sex Crimes
If you are facing sex crime allegations, we know that it can be one of the most stressful, intimidating, and life-changing events you will ever experience. These crimes are among the most serious of all criminal charges, not only because of the penalties you face but because of the negative social stigma attached to them. Your reputation, family life, job or career, and other personal or work relationships can be severely harmed by mere allegations even before you have had your day in court.
Fraud
Robbery
Are you facing theft charges in Georgia? Youâ€™re not alone. Every year, thousands of people are charged with theft in our state. Whether it is a shoplifting charge or something more serious, such as grand larceny or armed robbery, being accused of any type of theft crime can have lasting effects on your life and future.
White Collar Crimes
The Marietta white-collar crime attorneys at Smith, Schnatmeier, Dettmering & Kilgo, LLP provide discreet, professional, and experienced representation for clients in Cobb County, metro Atlanta and throughout Georgia who are charged with a white-collar crime.
Theft
Misdemeanors
Because of their violent intent against others, assaults and battery are serious charges in our state, carrying with them potentially severe penalties. Both offenses can be charged as either misdemeanors or felonies, depending on the circumstances. When convicted of assault or battery, you may be facing hefty fines and/or jail time. In the most serious cases, you could be facing long prison sentences and even steeper fines. If you are convicted, a permanent criminal record of a misdemeanor or felony of this nature can be a deterrent to securing future employment, professional licenses, housing, and more.
Embezzlement
Drug Crimes
Drug-related crimes have been identified as the most common criminal cases in most of Georgiaâ€™s communities. These are offenses in which people of all ages and backgrounds may find themselves suddenly thrown into the criminal justice system. Unfortunately, being arrested and charged with drug crimes can lead to serious penalties and jeopardize future opportunities with a permanent criminal record upon conviction.
Assault
Assault and battery are common charges in domestic abuse cases. Simple assault consists of attempting to injure the alleged victim or putting him/her in fear of imminent harm. Simple battery occurs when you intentionally make physical contact with the alleged victim in a provocative way or by causing that person harm. These â€œsimpleâ€ charges can result in up to 12 months of jail time and a fine of up to $5,000.
Juvenile Crimes
Probation Violation
There are a variety of ways that a probation officer can begin the process of revoking a defendantâ€™s probation. In most instances, the probation officer will file a document called a â€œPetition to Revoke Probationâ€ or â€œProbation Violation Petitionâ€ or some variation of this title. Simply put, this is a document that outlines or describes in detail the probation officerâ€™s allegations of how the Probationer has violated his or her sentence. Additionally, the document informs the Probationer of the location, day, date, and time of the hearing. A probation revocation hearing will typically not be set until the Probationer has been served with a copy of the petition containing the allegations.
Identity Theft
Shoplifting
Connect with Smith, Schnatmeier, Dettmering & Kilgo, LLP to book a consultation with one of our Cobb County theft and shoplifting attorneys using our contact form or by calling
Restraining Order
One of the penalties you commonly face in family violence cases includes Protective Orders, also known as restraining orders. The alleged victim can petition the court for these orders on a temporary or more permanent basis. Such orders can order you to stop any further abuse, order you to stay a certain distance away from the alleged victim and children, order you to vacate your home, order you to pay temporary child support, limit your ability to see your children, bar you from possessing firearms, order you to pay attorney fees and court costs, and restrict or order you to do anything else the court finds appropriate.
Forgery
Money Laundering
Internet Crimes
Prostitution
Extortion

Premises Liability
Premises liability law is supposed to give property owners an incentive â€” avoiding costly lawsuits â€” to take reasonable measures that will protect their patrons. Unfortunately, over a million people are treated in the emergency room each year after slipping and falling. Such accidents cause bruising, broken bones, traumatic brain injury, and spinal cord damageâ€”and 17,000 deaths annually.
Property Damage
There are many factors that may cause a judge to increase your punishment even for a first DUI offense. Some aggravating factors include: (1) an extremely high blood alcohol level, (2) whether or not an accident occurred, (3) whether or not injuries or property damage was incurred, (4) your age at the time of the offense, and (5) the other traffic offenses for which you were cited.

Personal Injury
The law firm of Smith, Schnatmeier, Dettmering & Kilgo, LLP takes pride in providing personal injury representation that is personal at the same time as it is efficient and professional. Clients are often surprised at the level of genuine personal interest shown in their case by attorneys at the firm of Smith, Schnatmeier, Dettmering & Kilgo, LLP.

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