About Angela
Angela Landgaard constructed a legal identification in Fayette County courts. She earned a B.A. in Criminal Justice from The University of Georgia School of Law and went on to receive her J.D. from Atlanta's John Marshall Law School. Those academic steps set the stage for a profession centered on probate and court-appointed work.
Early in her career she took on roles that placed her within the nearby legal community. She has served as President of the Fayette County Bar Association, a submit that involved managing the affiliation's things to do and representing the local bar in network discussions. She has also been appointed by the Fayette County Probate Court to behave as a co-conservator in guardianship matters, a role that calls for day-to-day oversight and collaborative decision-making on behalf of vulnerable adults.
Her court responsibilities have included work as a courtroom-appointed lawyer and as a guardian ad litem for the Fayette County Probate Court. In the ones capacities she has represented people whose interests required an impartial legal voice. The assignments often referred to as for investigative work, briefing the courtroom on welfare issues, and making suggestions about guardianship, guardianship, and related probate questions.
Landgaard practices at Slepian, Schwartz & Landgaard. Her call seems on the company masthead, and she or he is frequently concerned in probate filings, hearings, and client consultations in the county. Colleagues describe her as steady in court and thorough in preparing instances, characteristics that align with the procedural demands of probate dockets and the sensitivity required when clients face loss of ability or contested property things.
Outside formal court appointments she has participated in local bar programs and network outreach tied to property planning and elder law subjects. Her management position within the Fayette County Bar Association positioned her in touch with judges, directors, and fellow lawyers throughout areas of practice, and it gave her a platform to shape education events and nearby professional requirements.
She continues to practice at Slepian, Schwartz & Landgaard, handling probate and conservatorship matters and representing clients in Fayette County Probate Court.
