Samantha A Holloway
Protecting what matters most: family, business and financial peace.
Hello! I am an attorney licensed to practice law in the State of Georgia. I have a passion for justice and dedication to educating and effectively guiding clients through the complex legal system is unsurpassed. Clients can expect the professional skills of an attorney that is willing to listen, qualified to counsel, and ready to serve. I completed my undergraduate studies at Emory University and obtained my law degree from the University of Arkansas at Little Rock School of Law in Little Rock, Arkansas.
But enough about me. Let's talk about what you can expect from me and my law firm.
My law firm is a law firm that is committed to the pursuit of righteousness. We help people who come to us at the lowest point of their lives. Therefore we strive daily to help our clients protect what matters most: their family, their businesses, and their financial peace. We pledge to never take advantage of you during your time of need. We promise to do right by you. This means that you can always expect the following:
1. We will provide you with fair and transparent bills and billing practices.
2. We will set honest and realistic expectations about your case.
3. We will communicate clearly with you about your case.
4. We will stand by our word. We will do what we tell you we will do.
5. We will hold you accountable for doing your part to moving your case forward.
The first step to working with us is to schedule a free case review. You can do that by calling our office or visiting our website (www.hblawatl.com).
- Family Law
- Adoption, Child Custody, Child Support, Father's Rights, Guardianship & Conservatorship, Paternity, Prenups & Marital Agreements, Restraining Orders, Same Sex Family Law
- Divorce
- Collaborative Law, Contested Divorce, Military Divorce, Property Division, Same Sex Divorce, Spousal Support & Alimony, Uncontested Divorce
- Credit Cards Accepted
- Georgia
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- English: Spoken, Written
- Managing Attorney
- Atlanta Divorce and Custody Law Firm
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- Partner
- Holloway Bell, LLC
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- Principal Attorney
- The Holloway Firm
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- Trial Attorney
- U.S. Department of Housing & Urban Development
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- Fair Housing Enforcement Attorney
- U.S. Department of Housing & Urban Development
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- William H. Bowen School of Law
- J.D. (2009)
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- Emory University
- B.A. (2003)
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- Georgia Association of Black Women Attorneys
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- Georgia Trial Lawyers Association
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- State Bar of Georgia # 414001
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What To Do If You're Thinking About Divorce
Deciding to get divorced is a big decision. Once you make that decision, you need to plan what happens next. How will you survive financial? What will happen to your kids? What are your rights? Meeting with an experienced attorney can give you peace of mind as you go through the divorce process.
Tips for Fathers
Whether you are a married father, divorced father, or not involved in a relationship with your children's mother, it is important that you know your rights
How to Stop Repossessions in Georgia
It happens to everyone. Something causes them to get behind on their car payment and the finance company starts the repossession process. Often the car owner just needs a little bit more time to catch up on the payments. Bankruptcy can help you stop a repossession and it can get your car back if its already been repossessed. We help people achieve financial peace through bankruptcy.
How to Stop a Foreclosure in Georgia
Every month, homes are sold through foreclosure on the steps of Georgia's courthouses. Losing your home to foreclosure can have a devastating effect on a family. Bankruptcy can stop the sell of your home and give you more time to catch up on the payments.
How to Stop Garnishment in Georgia
Garnishment is the legal process of collecting a debt from a paycheck or bank account. Often the garnishee doesn't know how to stop the garnishment. Holloway Bell is an Atlanta law firm that helps people achieve financial peace through bankruptcy. We can help you stop the garnishment and keep more money in your paycheck.
- Q. If my child is not legitimated and I haven't signed a birth certificate ,can I be prosecuted for o.c.g.a 20-2-690?
- A: I think you may have typed in an incorrect statute. If you are facing any criminal charges or being threatened with prosecution, you need to consult with a lawyer. If you. Annoy afford one, the court may appoint a public defender for you.
- Q. Can I file a counterclaim after divorce?
- A: It is difficult to tell from your message where you are in the divorce process. I would suggest that you contact a lawyer for a consultation so that you can receive advice on how to proceed.
- Q. Is adlutry still illegal in Georgia?
- A: File an Answer and a Counterclaim for Divorce once you are served with the papers. In the Counterclaim, you can mention the adultery and ask the court to award you child support and alimony.
