About Amber
Amber Crawford earned her Juris Doctor from The University of Georgia School of Law in 2017 after finishing undergraduate studies at Columbus State University, where she acquired a B.B.A. in 2009. She entered law school following a duration of learn about that started in 2014, and finished a 3-yr software that organized her for litigation and transactional practice.
She started her legal career in 2017 as an associate at Mann & Wooldridge, P.C., working on things that spanned estate administration, estate administration and associated litigation. Those early years gave her exposure to courtroom process and the practical needs of advising clients during difficult family transitions. The position concerned an aggregate of document drafting, client counseling and appearances in state estate administration courts.
In 2020 she joined Hall Booth Smith, P.C. as an affiliate. There she continued to handle property and elder law matters, whilst additionally taking over appellate work and federal filings the place appropriate. Her practice at Hall Booth Smith placed her in each transactional and contested things. She has worked on guardianships, property making plans files and contested probate problems, often coordinating with financial advisors and healthcare professionals.
Crawford holds admissions to more than one tribunals. She is licensed in Georgia and is licensed to practice earlier than the Court of Appeals of the State of Georgia and the highest court of the State of Georgia. Her federal admissions consist of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit and the United States District Court for the Northern District of Georgia. Those credentials allow her to symbolize clients at both the trial and appellate ranges.
Outside of casework she has been lively in professional organizations. Since 2020 she has been a member of the Georgia Association of Women Lawyers. She has also served in management within the State Bar of Georgia Young Lawyers Division as Co-Chair of the Estate and Elder Law Committee, a role she assumed in 2019. In those positions she has participated in panels, assisted with continuing legal education programs and worked on outreach aimed toward young practitioners.
Her practice today is based at Hall Booth Smith, P.C., where she continues to handle estate administration, guardianship matters and contested estate administration problems. She keeps trial experience and appeals practice, representing clients in state and federal forums. Her current practice facilities on estate and senior law matters.
