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• Candace M. Williams has practiced Family Law exclusively since 2003.? After graduating from Mississippi College School of Law in 2003, with honors and distinction, she returned to her home town of Gainesville, Georgia by joining the firm of Coleman, Chambers & Rogers, and LLP.?? Ms. Williams attended Brenau Women’s College and graduated with a Bachelor of Arts Degree in a double major of Political Science and History, cum laude.? After graduating at the top of her class from Brenau, she returned to Washington D.C. after completing a summer internship with former Congress Nathan Deal, now Governor Deal.? Ms. Williams served as Congressman Bob Barr’s (R.GA.), initially as his Legislative Correspondent being responsible for communication with his constituency through letters, emails, and telephone calls.?? She then served Congressman Barr as his Legislative Assistant over Veterans Affairs Committee, Commerce Committee, Transportation Committee and Environmental Committee, which involved attending committee hearings, voting recommendations, communication with press, and attendance with Congressman at press events.?? While working in Washington D.C., Candace served as a repeat Guest Columnist for the Gainesville Times often sharing legislative updates to our community in Northeast Georgia.? Ms. Williams served on Congressman Barr’s legislative staff during the time Congressman Barr led the charge to impeach President Clinton in 1997. Candace was named as Georgia’s Superlawyer “Rising Star,” in 2014.?? Georgia Legal Elite Magazine recognizes her as "Legal Elite" in the area of Family Law and Avvo.com rates Candace "8.5-Excellent.”??? Candace manages our Family Law Department at Coleman, Chambers & Rogers, LLP and assists in the management and education of our young associates.?? Candace is a law firm partner and attorney at Coleman, Chambers, & Rogers, LLP in the practice of Family Law, Domestic Relations, Wills and Estates.? Ms. Williams has successfully provided representation to our clients in all areas of the firm's Family Law practice such as: ??divorces, contested and uncontested as well as complex divorce cases involving the sensitive area of child custody, ??the division of financial assets, ??including the use of forensic accounting, forensic computer analysis, ??complicated tracing of assets, and ??division of business when necessary, ??Modification of child custody, visitation, and child support; ??alimony and spousal support; modification of child support, custody, visitation, and alimony; ??legitimation and paternity actions; ??Name changes through a divorce action or as a separate action;??post divorce issues; domestic violence, ??temporary protective orders/restraining orders; ??contempt actions, adoptions; grandparent and third party custody/visitation; ??appeals; ??pre-nuptial and post-nuptial agreements, ??division of complex asset cases, ??Income Deduction Orders;??Drafting Qualified Domestic Relations Orders (QDRO);??interstate child support and custody matters involving the Uniform Child Custody Jurisdiction and Enforcement Act;??Review of Agreements and/or Orders;Candace is directly involved in all aspects of the court process from discovery, depositions, temporary hearings, emergency hearings, hearings on temporary protective orders to final hearings. As a divorce attorney, Candace often assists clients with simple estate planning such as drafting Last Will and Testaments, Living Wills, Durable Healthcare Power of Attorney, Financial Power of Attorney. Ms. Williams is committed to providing her clients with they need in dealing with separation of family members. Family Law is extremely sensitive and Ms Williams utilizes mediation and negotiation whenever possible, but aggressively represents her clients when litigation is necessary.? Candace places her utmost focus on the best interest of children through the family law process.? Children should be protected and shielded as much as possible from the divorce process.??? Candace integrates her love for children through her work as a family law attorney to ensure children transition with ease following a divorce or custody matter.?? There is no greater value to a child than parents who co-parent well after a divorce or child custody case.?? Not only do the parents succeed, but the child succeeds.? Candace assists her clients in determining the best custodial calendar to adopt based on real life schedules, not templates or cookie cutter forms.?? She works hand in hand with her clientele to teach clients how best to communicate with each other after a divorce or child custody dispute.?? Candace is known for her attention to detail and unyielding devotion to protecting children in the litigation process.?? Candace is no doubt one the top rated Family Lawyers in Northeast Georgia.? As a lawyer in Family Law, Ms. Williams handles a large variety of cases throughout Northeast Georgia, including Hall County (Gainesville, Clermont, Gillsville, Oakwood, Flowery Branch, Chestnut Mountain, Murrayville), White County (Cleveland, Helen) Habersham County (Cornelia, Demorest, Clarkesville, Baldwin), Stephens County (Toccoa), Rabun County (Clayton, Dillard), Lumpkin County (Dahlonega), Union County (Blairsville), Jackson County (Jefferson, Braselton, Maysville, Hoschton), Gwinnett County (Lawrenceville, Buford, Sugar Hill, Suwanee, Dacula), Forsyth County (Cumming), Dawson County (Dawsonville), Towns County (Hiawassee), Barrow County (Auburn, Bethlehem), Cherokee County (Canton), Cobb County, and Fulton County.Candace is a member of the Family Law Section of the State Bar of Georgia, and served as President of the Young Lawyers Division of the Northeastern Judicial Circuit for over two years.? When Candace is not practicing law, she is spending time with her beautiful daughter.?? She also enjoys interior design outside her busy law practice, music, staying active, cooking, and appreciating life.? Check out what her clients say about Candace:?? ??“Best Divorce Lawyer in Northeast Georgia,”Posted by K, a Child Custody client, 7 months ago. August of 2012 I had reached a point in my early divorce process when I needed a change in counsel. I called around and found Candace Williams. I had a very difficult case involving an emotionally ill teenage daughter and an abusive husband. The following months were filled with so many difficult scenarios and Candace maneuvered through with confidence and ease. She managed to get two temporary hearings and orchestrate a team to support my needs and my daughters. She talked to me late into the evening, and her team at the firm was so supportive and competent. At my hearing her effectiveness in the courtroom and tenacity was beyond belief. It was a comfort to see her put words to the many emotions and frustrations that the many years in an abusive marriage and the previous year of separation had created. She spoke my HEART! Her care for my daughter at all times was significant and she championed her needs constantly. She in my words fought a giant for me and won! Her brilliance in the courtroom was such that my oldest daughter and I wished we could have recorded it. …..she was amazing. She won for me my custody that in turn has helped my daughter to recover and find safety again. Divorce is very difficult but when dealing with mental illness and abuse it brings on a whole new set of issues. I trust Candace…..she has been patient, supportive, and above all has the spunk to fight for what is right. Thanks Candace and your team. I am grateful for you! God bless you all!My sincere Gratitude,??Excellent attorney in family law” I can't say enough good things about Candace. She was an answer to prayer in my life at a time when I so needed her professionalism, expertise,... ??Candace is one of the best attorneys I have ever worked with. She is a true professional and a credit to the legal profession. She demonstrates true dedication and professionalism towards her clients. Her knowledge of the law is very evident when she represents her clients in the court room.??Mrs. Candace Williams represented me during a very difficult time in my life. Just the thought of needing to pursue a divorce is enough to set somebody’s entire life upside down, and after my initial consult with Candace, my fears were greatly diminished. She has a wonderful talent for truly connecting with her client’s personal experiences, and making sure that she addresses your worst fears and settles your case with expediency and precision. I always felt like I was represented by a top notch lawyer, and that she would fight for me and those I love.??We needed someone that would listen to our case and take it as seriously as we did and work for us with diligence. I cannot thank you enough for what you and your staff (Maresa and Gina) did for us. Candace, you listened to us every step of the way and guided us in the appropriate direction. The communication was always clear, concise and timely and your attentiveness and responsiveness was evident in your documentation to the other side as well as your communication with us. Even though we were out of town, the distance did not matter because we were able to correspond effectively through phone and email.? Your perseverance and the careful time and planning were proven in our final outcome. You carefully selected the mediator and other professionals in our case based on your past experience. You predicted possible problems in the future and wrote language to circumvent those potential issues. Your excellent analytical skills and willingness to take the time to make sense of large volumes of information was key to our positive outcome. Your creativity and ability to find solutions and persistence with the other side’s counsel was another additional benefit for choosing you. I was equally impressed with your written skills and ability to produce compelling arguments to help the judge to understand our difficult case.?? I would highly recommend you to anyone seeking family law help. I have never had a positive experience with an attorney until now. The quality of service we received from you and your staff saved us years of heartache and frustration. In our eyes, you are our hero and the go-to-gal of custody matters! Thank you Candace Williams and staff!?? Sincerely, C and M "

• Georgia, 2003 Supreme Court of Georgia, 2003 Georgia Court of Appeals, 2003 U.S. District Court Northern District of Georgia, 2003

• Georgia State Bar American Bar Association Gainesville Bar Association (Northeastern Judicial Circuit) Young Lawyers, Northeastern Judicial Circuit (President)

• Mississippi College School of Law, Jackson, Mississippi, 2002J.D.Honors: Top 20% Brenau Women's College, Gainesville, Georgia, USA, 1997B.A.Honors: cum laudeMajor: Political ScienceMajor: History

• The law firm of Coleman & Chambers, LLP is located on Thompson Bridge Road in Gainesville, Georgia. Our firm is a full service-law firm providing complete legal services to corporate clients and individuals. The firm's attorneys practice in the North Georgia region in both State and Federal Courts. Our attorneys engage in all forms of dispute resolution, including arbitration, mediation, and informal negotiations as well as jury and non-jury trials. The advantages or disadvantages of these alternatives are evaluated on a case by case basis. Our attorneys are dedicated to providing the highest levels of quality and service to our clients. Technology serves as an important purpose at Coleman & Chambers, LLP. We utilize state-of-the-art technology along with our skilled and experienced legal assistants, paralegals, and other staff members to provide personal and efficient service to our clients.

  Our attorneys have earned a reputation for creative and bottom-line results. Lawyers in the firm are actively involved in the community, including participation in civic, charitable, educational, cultural, political, and professional organizations and activities. The attorneys at Coleman & Chambers, LLP strive to regularly participate in the continuing legal education process and are often invited as guest lecturers at such meetings. At Coleman & Chambers, LLP you are not just hiring an attorney, but are hiring a team who is trained to handle your case professionally, fairly, ethically, and honestly, while being ever mindful of the bottom-line results. Each and every day we strive to provide quality legal services and loyalty to our clients.

  We serve as regional counsel for major litigation and have tried cases across Northeast Georgia and the Atlanta Metropolitan area. We routinely assist clients in locating attorneys in other counties or areas outside of our field of practice. Often we are asked to remain involved as a part of the team concept. We take pride in the fact that many of our clients want us to remain a part of their team even though the dispute fall outside our expertise. In such cases, we will locate and associate a lawyer or law firm best suited to meet our client's needs and will assist the client in resolving the dispute.

  At Coleman & Chambers, LLP, before an attorney undertakes representation of you, they will first advise you of the estimated costs and expenses and will communicate with you regarding the various billing options surrounding your case. In addition to traditional hourly billing, we also offer flat fees and contingency fees, depending upon the type cases in which you are involved. We view billing not just as a financial arrangement, but also as a means of communicating with our clients. On all cases in which the client is billed at an hourly rate, we send out monthly invoices reflecting the date services were incurred, a description of the service provided, and the amount of time spent by the lawyer or paralegal.

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  Alternative Dispute Resolution Our law firm has assisted?our?clients in Superior Court, State Court, Magistrate Court,?and Municipal Court?in various counties including:? Hall County (Gainesville, Oakwood, Flowery Branch), Dawson County (Dawsonville), White County (Cleveland), Habersham County (Clarkesville, Cornelia), Jackson County (Jefferson), Carroll County (Carrolton), Forsyth County (Cumming), Gwinnett County (Lawrenceville, Buford), Lumpkin County (Dahlonega) and other towns and counties in Georgia. Areas of PracticePersonal Injury-Gainesville, Georgia and Through Out Georgia Gainesville GA Family Law - Divorce, Child Custody, Child Support Custody & Visitation Alternative Dispute Resolution-Mediation, Arbitration Business and Corporate Litigation Contract Law General Civil Practice and Litigation Development, Zoning, Condemnation, Municipal Construction Litigation Real Property Criminal Law Corporations Real Estate Law-Development and Litigation Estate Planning & Probate (Wills, Trusts) Juvenile Law Eminent Domain-Condemnation, DOT, Georgia Power-Gainesville, GA West Practice CategoriesAdministrative Hearings & Adjudication, Alternative Dispute Resolution, Arbitration, Mediation, Bad Faith Insurance, Foreclosure & Alternatives, Business & Commercial Law, Collections & Repossessions, Commercial Leasing, Contracts, Debtor/Creditor, Joint Ventures, Mergers, Acquisitions & Divestitures, Secured Transactions, Transactions, Business Organizations, Business Successions, Closely Held Businesses, Corporate Governance, Directors' & Officers' Liability, Dissolution, Formation & Business Planning, Franchising, Limited Liability Companies, Non-profit & Tax-exempt Organizations, Partnerships, Reorganizations, Shareholders' Rights, Trade Associations, Class Actions -- Plaintiff, Collections, Constitutional Law, Eminent Domain, Search & Seizure Protections, Construction Law, Construction Contracts, Construction Liens, Government Construction Contracts, Housing & Construction Defects, Criminal Law, Criminal Fraud, DUI/DWI, Drug Violations, Felonies, Juvenile Crimes, Misdemeanor, Parole & Probation, Traffic Violations, Victims' Rights, White Collar Crimes, Estate Planning, Elder Law, Guardianships & Conservatorships, Living Wills, Powers of Attorney and Appointment, Trusts, Wills, Family Law, Adoption, Alimony & Spousal Support, Child Support, Childrens' Rights, Collaborative Law, Custody & Visitation, Divorce, Domestic Violence & Neglect, Juvenile Law, Paternity, Prenuptial Agreements, Health & Health Care Law, Nursing Home, Insurance Law, Bad Faith, Commercial Insurance, Property & Casualty, Title Insurance, Litigation & Appeals, Class Actions, Complex Litigation, Federal Trial Practice, State Appellate Practice, State Trial Practice, Mergers & Acquisitions, Personal Injury -- Defense, Personal Injury -- Plaintiff, Animal Bites -- Plaintiff, Assault & Battery -- Plaintiff, Aviation Accidents -- Plaintiff, Defamation & Privacy -- Plaintiff, Motor Vehicle Accidents -- Plaintiff, Premises Liability -- Plaintiff, Property Damage -- Plaintiff, Railroad Accidents -- Plaintiff, Slip and Fall -- Plaintiff, Wrongful Death -- Plaintiff, Probate & Estate Administration, Estate Administration, Products Liability Law, Alcoholic Beverages, Apparel, Chemicals & Cosmetics, Food & Agricultural Products, Machinery & Tools, Medical Products & Devices, Motor Vehicle Defects, Pharmaceutical Products, Recreational Products, Real Estate Law, Commercial Real Estate, Condemnation, Condominiums & Cooperatives, Conveyancing, Land Use & Zoning, Landlord/Tenant, Residential Real Estate, State, Local & Municipal Law, Municipal Liability, Toxic Torts, Workers' Compensation Law

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