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Glahn Law, P.C. (Travis Glahn)

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  • Atlanta, GA

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Glahn Law, P.C. (Travis Glahn) is a law firm in Atlanta, GA.

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1800 Peachtree Rd #300, Atlanta, GA 30309, USA

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Mary Donnelly

Jimmie Sims

on Google
2 months ago
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Rossy Astuhuaman

on Google
6 months ago
Mr. Travis is very professional and very kind person. Always giving support and guidance. I will never forget he did what he said and I had a chance to be with my daughter on Christmas time. Thank you so much Travis. God bless you. 100% recommend 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 very honest and he is outstanding Lawyer Thank you thank you thank you 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻😃😃😃
Mary Donnelly

Candise Brown

on Google
6 months ago
This guy is a Angel sent from "HEAVEN" .. case is ongoing and I will give an update .. at the moment nothing but "PHENOMENAL" !!! I've read reviews before I contacted him for my son (high profile case) .. all the negative reviews I did see .. I'm not sure what happen (although each individual case is different) .. my son is home now and I have GREAT FAITH...
This guy is a Angel sent from "HEAVEN" .. case is ongoing and I will give an update .. at the moment nothing but "PHENOMENAL" !!! I've read reviews before I contacted him for my son (high profile case) .. all the negative reviews I did see .. I'm not sure what happen (although each individual case is different) .. my son is home now and I have GREAT FAITH "Mr.Glahn" is going to do his best. Contact him for any criminal case. He is the best!!!
Mary Donnelly

Harold Williams

on Google
7 months ago
I reached out to Mr. Glahn To represent me in a case in Fayetteville,Georgia. He never reached out back to me and tell me if he could take the case or not. Very bad first impression and communication and correspondence leads much to be desired
Mary Donnelly

Susan Lopez

on Google
a year ago
I’m a lawyer in the state of Georgia and I was incarcerated on Dec 12, 2022 for driving by my ex husbands home after church on Sunday December 11, 2022. Ex had a protective order. I was called by an investigator and I knew I was in trouble. My friend immediately called Travis that Sunday and he was incredibly responsive. I was arrested the next evening and taken to the...
I’m a lawyer in the state of Georgia and I was incarcerated on Dec 12, 2022 for driving by my ex husbands home after church on Sunday December 11, 2022. Ex had a protective order. I was called by an investigator and I knew I was in trouble. My friend immediately called Travis that Sunday and he was incredibly responsive. I was arrested the next evening and taken to the CCADC. My sister was the one to pay Travis the $7500 retainer and sign the contract. Travis told me to call him from jail and I tried multiple times during the times I was able. Over and over again, he was not available and didn’t pick up his phone when I called. I was despondent that I was unable to reach him. When my sister asked why he couldn’t pick up the phone after business hours, he replied that it was “his time”- but he was willing and available on a Sunday before he was paid $7500. He brought in another lawyer, Lee Fudger to be on my case and I believe Lee did more on my case than Travis. The magistrate judge was convinced to give me a bond and 90 in a mental health facility after DA Jason Treadaway argued for me. However neither Travis or Lee knew that there is no such thing as a 90 day mental health program, so I sat in jail and I couldn’t get a bond in Superior Court nor could he negotiate a better offer than the first plea offer offered. Lee applied for mental health court and I waited, in jail to be interviewed and I never was. It was my SISTER who emailed the mental health court coordinator and found out that the ADA was sitting on the file and it was going nowhere while I was sitting in jail. It seemed to me that he got his money and was done before anything started. I had to take an awful plea if I was going to ever get out. I honestly believe I would have had the exact same result if I had a public defender. I was released after 150 days after I took an awful plea deal. I’m being forced to give up my law license as a result. On Monday 26th of June, I had a hearing in Judge Child’s courtroom and Travis had notice. I suspect he believed my representation was over the day of the plea because he didn’t show nor bother to ask what the hearing pertained to. My friend Attorney Doug Rohan showed up after seeing my Facebook post, without being retained and without knowing the facts. He listened to the judge and prosecution and then represented me. Well. And he was successful.

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Glahn Law, P.C. (Travis Glahn) has a 4.3 rating with 17 reviews

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