Legal services for Catoosa County residents in family, probate, and business matters
Serving Catoosa County
Trusted representation across the county
Catoosa County families and business owners often look for dependable counsel during divorce, custody disputes, probate matters, and business conflicts. The McCurry Law Firm serves clients throughout the county, including Ringgold, Fort Oglethorpe, and surrounding areas. With more than 35 years of experience, the firm provides steady guidance shaped by deep familiarity with Northwest Georgia courts. Many clients begin by seeking legal support in Catoosa County when they want a clear understanding of their rights.
Family Law for Parents and Spouses
Divorce, parenting plans, and legitimation
Families in Catoosa County can face tough decisions involving separation, custody schedules, and parental rights. The firm helps clients navigate contested and uncontested divorce, create workable parenting arrangements, and establish legal rights through legitimation when needed. If your situation involves family law representation, you will receive guidance focused on stability and fairness.
Probate and Estate Disputes
Guidance for complex estates
Probate in Catoosa County may involve inherited property, blended families, or disputes over a will. The firm assists with estate administration and contested probate matters when disagreements arise. Clients who need contested estate help receive a careful review of their situation and clear advice on next steps.
Business and Civil Litigation
Support for companies and individuals
Catoosa County businesses often rely on long-term agreements and partnerships. When conflicts emerge, the firm offers strategic representation for contract disputes, ownership disagreements, and other civil matters.
FAQ: Catoosa County Legal Services
Common questions from local residents
Do you represent clients near Ringgold and Fort Oglethorpe?
Yes. The firm serves clients throughout Catoosa County and the surrounding area.
Can you assist with a custody case in Catoosa County?
Yes. The firm handles custody and divorce matters for county residents.
What if a family member is disputing a will?
The firm helps evaluate whether a will contest or inheritance claim is appropriate.
Do you work with local business owners?
Yes. The firm represents owners in partnership conflicts, contract disputes, and civil litigation.
Talk With Our Office
Discuss your Catoosa County matter
Catoosa County residents can contact the firm to discuss their situation and receive clear guidance.

