Acworth/Cobb County

Criminal Defense Attorney in Acworth, GA | George C. Creal, Jr., P.C.

Criminal charges can include a wide assortment of offenses, varying from minor misdemeanors to serious felonies. People make mistakes. For the most part, offenders regret their criminal mistakes immediately, but the law is not forgiving. Penalties for criminal convictions can range from fines and restrictions to hard time in prison. Regardless of your criminal charge, you need a criminal defense attorney who has experience and can build a solid defense to protect your finances and your freedom. If you’ve been charged in Acworth, GA or the Cobb County area, get the seasoned experience you deserve in a criminal defense attorney—get George C. Creal, Jr., P.C.

Cobb County Criminal Defense Attorney | George C. Creal, Jr., P.C.

Good people have momentary errors in judgment and commit offenses that put them in the criminal justice system. Often, these people have no prior convictions, and at the law firm of George C. Creal, Jr., P.C. we believe that good people shouldn’t have to spend the rest of their lives paying for a mistake. Regardless of whether your charge is a misdemeanor or felony, it is imperative that you seek a criminal defense attorney who not only understands the law, but one who knows how it is applied, and who grasps all the strategies necessary to functionally and adeptly navigate the legal system. In the Cobb County area, that attorney is George C. Creal, Jr., P.C.

George has the experience and the savvy to build your case. George’s reputation in the courts is unparalleled and he has a long list of satisfied clients who were able to achieve a resolution they were happy with through George’s skilled guidance and defense as their Cobb County criminal defense attorney.

If you’ve been charged with a crime, or arrested, or even if you think you’re being investigated and could be charged at a later date, the time to act is now. Getting an early jump on your defense is always the best solution. George will meet with you to discuss your case and get all the facts during this initial, confidential consultation. Once you make the smart decision to hire George as your criminal defense attorney, the work begins immediately and George won’t stop until a satisfactory outcome is achieved for you.

There is a lot of work to be done, and immediately following your initial interview George will be in touch with some of the state’s top investigators whom he uses to dig for facts and evidence that can help build a case. As your criminal defense attorney in Acworth, GA, George will leave no stone unturned, interviewing every witness, possible witness, police officer, and anyone else who can provide even a shred of evidence or testimony or expert opinion that will benefit your case. And unlike other firms whose attorneys seemingly disappear after hired, George will make regular contact with you, keeping you informed of every new development, every bit of new information, and of course every move that the prosecution makes as they build their case against you. Because you deserve to know what’s happening, after all it’s your case and you are the client, which means that we serve you, not the other way around. The prosecution will work hard, but we will work harder, predicting their every move and making sure that when we go to court, we are better prepared and ready to pull the jury to our side from the opening arguments to the final moments before the trial ends.

But while a trial is sometimes necessary, there are many times and a number of situations in which we are able to negotiate with the prosecution before a trial occurs. We have successfully negotiated reduced charges, alternative penalties (such as fines and restitution in lieu of conviction), and other outcomes that our clients much prefer and impacts their families and reputations less severely. If you’re in Acworth, GA or Cobb County, call George C. Creal, Jr., P.C. the first moment you can after you’ve been charged or arrested; George is the capable, experienced attorney you’ll need.