Savannah, Georgia
Sophisticated legal strategy for business owners, families and property holders in Savannah, delivered with clear communication and flat-fee packages wherever the work allows.
Transactional work is offered as flat-fee packages. Litigation is billed hourly against a retainer, with the strategy and budget agreed in writing first.
An hour with an attorney to assess legal exposure, review contracts and map out a strategy.
$250
Contract breaches, partnership conflicts and lease defaults, from demand letter to trial.
hourly, on retainer
A will, a revocable living trust, powers of attorney and a healthcare directive.
from $1,850
Every matter opens with a conflict check and a strategy consultation. The attorney then sets out the options in plain English, and the scope and fee go into an engagement letter before any drafting, negotiation or filing begins. When a question belongs to an accountant or another specialist, the client hears that at the first meeting.
The reading room where research is done, the courthouse where disputes are heard and the reference shelves the firm still relies on.
Three attorneys and a certified paralegal, each answering clients directly from the consultation through to closing or judgment.
Managing partner · Business and real estate law
Advises business owners, commercial landlords and property buyers on contracts, formations, leases and closings. Admitted to the State Bar and the U.S. District Court, she also leads the firm’s outside general counsel retainers.
Senior counsel · Estate planning and property
Holds an LL.M. in Estate Planning and Taxation and designs wills and revocable trusts that keep a family out of unnecessary probate. He also oversees the firm’s real estate closings, from title review to the recorded deed.
Honest, pragmatic advice in a single 60-minute consultation saved me from filing an expensive, low-return lawsuit. Miriam drafted a pre-suit letter instead, and it resolved the matter in two weeks.
Greta R.
Caleb turned an estate plan we had put off for eight years into a clear, compassionate two-meeting process, with one flat fee quoted upfront.
Arturo H.
Thorough preparation by Miriam resolved our contractor breach dispute at mediation, with a written settlement inside ninety days and no trial.
Selma E.
State bar ethics rules bar a firm from advising you if that would conflict with a current or former client in the same matter. A quick name check comes first to protect your confidentiality.
Well-defined work such as estate plans, LLC formations and lease reviews is quoted as a flat fee in writing. Contested disputes are billed hourly against a trust retainer.
A short timeline of key dates and copies of any contracts, leases, notices, deeds or prior wills. Send nothing confidential through the website; Delia will say how once conflicts are cleared.
Yes. Name the attorney on the contact form; availability is confirmed after the conflict check, and that attorney stays with the matter.
Request a 60-minute strategy consultation for $250, credited towards any flat-fee package retained within 14 days.