Candice Davis is a dedicated attorney specializing in Family Law, Civil Litigation, Business Litigation, and Bankruptcy. With a Juris Doctor from Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School and a Bachelor of Science with a concentration in Legal Studies from Kennesaw State University, Candice brings a wealth of legal knowledge and expertise to her practice.
As an Associate Attorney at her previous firm, Candice has honed her skills in family law, including divorce, custody, alimony, and high asset cases. Her commitment to excellence is evident in her meticulous trial preparation, adept case management, and proficiency in drafting legal documents. Additionally, her role in office management showcases her leadership abilities, managing a team of attorneys and support staff while consistently exceeding billable requirements.
Prior to her current position, Candice served as a Legal Operations Coordinator, where she coordinated litigation for multiple corporate entities and provided crucial support for bankruptcies and complex business litigations. Her proficiency in legal research and drafting legal memorandums proved invaluable in this role, earning her recognition for her thoroughness and attention to detail.
Candice's early career experience as a Law Clerk at Justin J. Wyatt & Associates / Wyatt Law Group allowed her to develop a strong foundation in trial preparation, client communication, and litigation strategy formulation. Her proactive approach and marketing initiatives contributed to the growth and visibility of the firm, showcasing her versatility beyond traditional legal roles.
With a passion for advocacy and a reputation for excellence, Candice Davis is committed to delivering exceptional legal representation to her clients. Her strategic mindset, effective communication skills, and dedication to client satisfaction make her a valuable asset in any legal matter.
EDUCATION
- JURIS DOCTOR, Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School, Atlanta, Georgia, May 2017
- BACHELOR OF SCIENCE, Concentration- Legal Studies, Kennesaw State University,, Kennesaw, Georgia, July 2014
