Boyd Collar Nolen & Tuggle LLC

Jonathan Tuggle is an excellent lawyer. He worked through a very difficult divorce case with me and helped turn our ship around from going in the wrong direction. We had many complicated family /custody issues which needed to be addressed. I appreciated their ethics while working this tedious process. Jonathan was extremely communicative and detail oriented throughout the entire process. I am very happy I hired this firm and would absolutely recommend them if you are in a difficult or high income divorce case.

I saw nothing that revealed this firm was interested in "the best interest" of my granddaughter. It was very obvious that Amy Saul, her assiciated G.A.L. et al were out for their own best interests = $$$$$$$.

A friend referred me to this firm and I had a fantastic experience. John Collar, Richard Nolen, Meagan Hanson, and Julianne Spurlin were all easy to work with, very communicative, timely, and they worked hard to achieve very fair results. From my first conversations with Mr Nolen I was reassured that while family law involved compromise, we could come to a fair agreement. John Collar then handled my case and his confidence, wisdom, and experience were very comforting during this stressful process. Meagan Hanson, whom I understand is now a Georgia State Senator did a lot of the ground work. Julianne is the behind-the-scenes rockstar, and like many paralegals, she is the unsung hero of the case. I can't really comment on price. How do you put a price on peace of mind and more time with your family? I would retain this legal team again in a heartbeat but I hope and pray that I never have to do so!

John Collar is the very definition of the slimy lawyer. He lost the first contempt for his client, not me. Then came back in retaliation with a frivolous contempt case. Bilked the client on a weak case based on dreams and wishes. Harassed me on the stand, making fun of a woman suffering from PTSD. It's a diagnosis, not a joke! I would have expected more from someone claiming to be a domestic violence attorney. Not a nice experience. In fact, rather traumatic, and causing some symptoms to manifest.

Happy to describe my experiences with Boyd Collar. Folks, it's all about the mighty dollar and the Cobb County "Boy's Club" collaboration (i.e.; be careful who the opposing attorney is).